A Firm's Target Capital Structure Is a Mix of Components

question 145

Multiple Choice

A firm's target capital structure is a mix of components that management considers:

• A)marginally beneficial and attempts to maintain if doing so is relatively easy.
• B)one of several fairly beneficial structures.
• C)optimal and strives to maintain.
• D)of little interest because there's no reason one structure should be any better than another.

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