A method of raising funds from a large number of people, typically via the internet.

A form of government funding for small businesses.

A type of investment in which investors pool their money to fund a project.

A way for individuals to donate money to charity.

It allows individuals to raise money for projects that they are passionate about.

It can help to create a sense of community around a project.

It can be a more efficient way to raise money than traditional methods.

All of the above.

It can be difficult to reach a large enough audience to raise the necessary funds.

Crowdfunding platforms can charge high fees.

There is a risk that projects will not be completed or that funds will be misused.

All of the above.

Kickstarter

Indiegogo

GoFundMe

All of the above.

The Pebble Time smartwatch

The Oculus Rift virtual reality headset

The Exploding Kittens card game

All of the above.

Choose a crowdfunding platform.

Create a compelling project page.

Set a realistic fundraising goal.

Promote your campaign to your friends, family, and social networks.

Create a high-quality video.

Offer rewards to your backers.

Keep your backers updated on your progress.

All of the above.

Crowdfunding is not taxable.

Crowdfunding is taxable as income.

Crowdfunding is taxable as a gift.

The tax implications of crowdfunding depend on the specific circumstances.

Crowdfunding is always ethical.

Crowdfunding can be unethical if it is used to fund illegal or harmful activities.

Crowdfunding can be unethical if it is used to deceive or exploit donors.

All of the above.

Crowdfunding will continue to grow in popularity.

Crowdfunding will be replaced by other forms of fundraising.

Crowdfunding will become more regulated.

All of the above.

Donation-based campaigns

Reward-based campaigns

Equity-based campaigns

All of the above.

In donation-based crowdfunding, backers donate money without receiving anything in return.

In reward-based crowdfunding, backers receive a reward in exchange for their donation.

Both of the above.

None of the above.

A type of crowdfunding in which investors receive equity in the company in exchange for their investment.

A type of crowdfunding in which investors receive debt in the company in exchange for their investment.

A type of crowdfunding in which investors receive a share of the company's profits in exchange for their investment.

None of the above.

Advantages: Investors have the potential to earn a return on their investment; Disadvantages: Investors may lose their investment if the company fails.

Advantages: Companies can raise capital from a large number of investors; Disadvantages: Companies may have to give up equity in the company.

Advantages: Equity-based crowdfunding is a more efficient way to raise capital than traditional methods; Disadvantages: Equity-based crowdfunding can be more expensive than traditional methods.

All of the above.

The lack of regulation in the crowdfunding industry.

The difficulty of reaching a large enough audience to raise the necessary funds.

The risk of fraud and abuse in the crowdfunding industry.

All of the above.