Feedback — Week 1 Quiz You submitted this quiz on Mon 12 May 2014 2:59 AM MYT. You got a score of 5.00 out of 5.00.
Question 1 How can governments encourage participation from the private and donor sectors? (Mark all that apply) Your Answer
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Allowing government employees to invest directly in young companies
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0.33
Tax incentives
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0.33
Matching funds
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0.33
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1.00 / 1.00
Explanation
Question 2 What are the inherent risks of governments trying to “pick winners” among entrepreneurial companies and initiatives? (Choose the BEST option) Your Answer
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Governments have limited experience as compared to practiced investors
Government officials may have an objective that is too narrowly focused to be broadly beneficial.
Returns on investment can take much longer than the immediate results political leaders usually want to see.
All of the above
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Correct
1.00
1.00 / 1.00
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Question 3 _____ is a strategy that governments can employ to ensure the unbiased selection of successful entrepreneurial companies and initiatives. (Mark all that apply) Your Answer
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Funding investors with a strong track record
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0.25
Using independent evaluators with investment experience
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0.25
Only investing in technology-based start-ups.
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0.25
Investment in friends and/or family
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0.25
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1.00 / 1.00
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Question 4 Political leaders in some government systems could be more focused on short-term success than long-term success because of the time pressures of holding elected offices. Your Answer
True
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Correct
1.00
False
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1.00 / 1.00
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Question 5 How can you measure the success of government supported entrepreneurship (Mark all that apply)? Your Answer
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Job Creation
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0.20
How much time it takes to break even
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0.20
Tax Revenue
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0.20
Follow-On Capital raised by entrepreneurs after the state investment