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Business, 22.10.2020 16:01, michaelswagout

Samantha has a bakery that has been successfully run for over a year, and it’s growing in popularity. If she planned to use her profits in order to merely cover the same costs she had in the previous year, what risk is she most likely taking? Group of answer choices might not be able to pay her taxes might not be able to attract essential new investors might lose customers because of a lack of innovation might not be able to keep up with increased demand

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