Would you prefer raising capital by issuing stock

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Question - If you owned a successful company, would you keep it private, or have it become a publicly-traded company?

A) If you go public and as the company grows, would you prefer raising capital by issuing stock, bonds, or a combination of the two? Explain.

B) If you decide not to go public, explain why not. Also, how do you plan to finance the growth of your company?

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