Concept:Sole proprietorship is financed by the owner’s own resources and loans, not by issuing or selling investment instruments.
Explanation:A sole proprietor can raise funds from personal savings, borrowing from friends and relatives, and borrowing from financial institutions.
These are direct sources of capital available to an individual owner.
Government bonds are not a source of business funds.
They are investment securities that an individual may buy, not borrow, to finance a sole proprietorship.
Therefore, the option that is not a source of fund for sole-proprietorship is government bonds.
Answer:D. Government bonds