The Static Theory of Capital Structure States That The

question 292

Multiple Choice

The static theory of capital structure states that the:

• A) Debt-equity ratio of a firm is permanently fixed.
• B) Optimal firm value is reached when the tax benefit from another dollar of debt is exactly offset by the financial distress costs of that debt.
• C) Value of a firm rises in a linear fashion in response to the pre-tax cost of debt.
• D) Value of a firm rises every time the debt-equity ratio is increased.
• E) Financial distress costs of a firm are constant.

Recognize the accounting treatment and reporting of current liabilities.

Comprehend the management of liabilities in terms of liquidity and profitability.

Apply correct journal entries for transactions involving liabilities.

Distinguish between different types of liabilities including legal obligations.

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