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Vocabulary

"a case study" ?

The professor demonstrated A CASE STUDY that a business plan can impress a lender.
What does "a case study" mean?
  

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A case study is basically the use of a story, a real situation, as a example of whatever is the subject in study. The professor probably will discuss a situation in which a business plan have actually impressed a lender, so he can demonstrate that it is possible to be done.

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  • A case study is basically the use of a story, a real situation, as a example of whatever is the subject in study.
  • The professor probably will discuss a situation in which a business plan have actually impressed a lender, so he can demonstrate that it is possible to be done.
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A case study is basically the use of a story, a real situation, as a example of whatever is the subject in study. The professor probably will discuss a situation in which a business plan have actually impressed a lender, so he can demonstrate that it is possible to be done.
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