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Internal sources of capital are those that are
(a) generated through outsiders (b) generated through loans such as suppliers from commercial banks (c) generated through issue of shares (d) generated within the business

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Answered by nikitasingh79
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Answer:

Internal sources of capital are those that are  generated within the business

Among the given options option (d) generated within the business is a correct answer.

Explanation:

Internal sources of funds can satisfy only few requirements of the business enterprise. Internal funds may be economical as compared to those raised through external sources. E.g of internal sources of capital are equity share capital and retained earnings.  

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Answered by rajendramishra46331
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