| capital | The money used to acquire buildings, equipment, tools, and other goods needed to start a business
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| pro forma | Provided in advance; used in the term pro forma financial statements, which are based on predictions of future business operations
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| working capital | The money required for a business’s daily operations
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| growth capital | The money required to increase a business’s profits
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| equity capital | The money required for long-term needs, such as starting or expanding a company
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| variable expenses | Cash outlays for things that a business controls or for things that are affected by sales figures
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| fixed expenses | Cash outlays that need to be paid even if a business does not make any sales
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