The Trade-Off Theory of Capital Structure Predicts That

question 14

Multiple Choice

The trade-off theory of capital structure predicts that:

• A) Unprofitable firms should borrow more than profitable ones
• B) Safe firms should borrow more than risky ones
• C) Rapidly growing firms should borrow more than mature firms
• D) Increasing leverage increases firm value

Develop the ability to round numerical answers to a specified degree of accuracy.

Apply mathematical reasoning to determine the bounds within which a geometric dimension must lie.

Understand the concept of horizontal asymptotes for exponential functions.

Match exponential functions with their corresponding graphs.

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A Latin term meaning "per year," often used in financial contexts to describe rates or amounts calculated over a yearly basis.

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Per Annum

Annually; indicating the occurrence, rate, or amount in a year.

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The amount payable to an investor at the end of a fixed-term investment including principal and interest.