First, read the following case study and then answer the questions.

Sam Smith is fed up with his work as an accountant in a busy auto parts business. His boss tends to micromanage, looking over Sarn's shoulder and insisting Sam do things his way. Sam is tired of arguing his points with the boss, he does not really like the people who work in the parts store, and he hates that he has to work three Saturdays out of every month. He is drearning of starting his own business where he can corne and go as he pleases and answer to no one but himself.

Sam is a model airplane enthusiast and he plans to open a shop where he sells model plane kits, radio controlled planes, and do custorn work for people who want something different in their hobby airplanes.

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He has saved enough money to rent a place and his credit is good with the bank he has used for years. His banker has suggested he could borrow the capital to buy stock equipment and fixtures for his proposed business. His wife is afraid they will not be able to pay all their bills without his steady pay cheque each month. She wants Sam to be happy but she is concerned about the family's security.

The Smith family lives in a suburban town of less than $10,000$ people. They have ten more years to pay on their mortgage and they recently bought a new car that they are paying for in monthly instalments. They have one son in secondary school and another in primary school.