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How To Write an Effective Business Plan – QUIZ (Part Two)

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This quiz is the 2nd in the series on Business Planning that informs you about the key concepts, working knowledge, business practices and skills involved in this area of work. Do enjoy the quiz; and leave your score, comments and up-vote in the section below. Good luck.

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    A typical business plan must include; a market analysis.

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    An effective business plan does not need to include, a financial plan.

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    A typical business plan must include: goals and milestones.

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    Writing a good business plan will certainly guarantee business success for the business owner(s).

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    An effective business plan should ideally include; the applicable industry’s background.

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    Successful existing businesses do not need to have a written business plan; as this is not important for them.

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    A typical business plan does not need to include, a cash-flow forecast.

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    The business plan is a collection of various sub-plans; each of which covers a main business area, or discipline.

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    A typical business plan does not need to include, a business environment analysis.

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    A typical business plan does not necessarily need to include, any attachments.

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