Final answer:
This question is about defining terms related to business credit and financing.
Step-by-step explanation:
1. Business plan: An outline of your expenses, goals, and needs and how you expect to meet them.
2. Capital: Credit issued by a bank to a business to finance trading or manufacturing operations.
3. Collateral: Something of value a person puts up for a loan, such as a car or house, so that the bank can take it if you do not pay back the loan.
4. Commercial credit: Type of credit extended by a retail store, bank, finance company, or other lender, chiefly for the purchase of consumer goods.
5. Consumer credit: A loan repaid with interest in equal periodic payments.
6. Credit agreement: To receive money, services, or goods now in exchange for the promise to pay in the future.
7. Financial institution: Organization for managing money.
8. Installment loans: A loan repaid with interest in equal periodic payments.
9. Money: Anything that people accept as a standard for payment (e.g., coin, currency, credit cards, checks, etc.).
10. Small Business Administration: An independent agency of the United States government whose function is to offer different kinds of loans to aspiring small-business owners.