<p>After asking about:</p>
<p>‘Enter the total current market value of this business.
Enter the amount your parent(s) owe on this business.
Enter the number of people your parent(s) employ in this business.
Who owns the business’</p>
<p>-what do they do with those numbers? Is there a way/typical ratio to estimate the percentage they would expect from your share of the business? </p>
<p>How can they even justify expecting you to liquefying equity? Long term investments are what lead to a more stable/well rounded economy - isn’t that our goal at this point?</p>
<p>(That’s funny Roman, I didn’t even think of Mulan when I wrote it but now I have the chorus playing in the back of my head: you must be swift as a coursing river, with all the force of a great typhoon…)</p>