When Global Capital Markets Collectively React to International Events Like

question 38

Multiple Choice

When global capital markets collectively react to international events like Enron's collapse, it is common to find:

• A) that there is no impact on multinational companies' ability to raise capital.
• B) a reduction in capital available to companies with investment grade credit ratings.
• C) that multinational firms are so diversified that they are not affected by this event.
• D) a reduction in T-bill activity.

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