Modigliani and Miller Argue That When the Firm Has No

question 99

Multiple Choice

Modigliani and Miller argue that when the firm has no acceptable investment opportunities, it should

• A) close its doors.
• B) lower its cost of capital.
• C) distribute the unneeded funds to the owners.
• D) retain the funds until an acceptable project arises.

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