Which of the Following Statements Is Most Correct

question 103

Multiple Choice

Which of the following statements is most correct?

• A)More firms fail or suffer financial distress during periods of economic expansion than during periods of economic recession.Thus, investors tend to require higher premiums to compensate for default risk when the economy is in a recession or is expected to enter one.
• B)More firms fail or suffer financial distress during periods of recession than during periods of economic expansion.Thus, investors tend to require lower premiums to compensate for default risk when the economy is in a recession or is expected to enter one.
• C)Fewer firms fail or suffer financial distress during periods of recession than during periods of economic expansion.Thus, investors tend to require higher premiums to compensate for default risk when the economy is in a recession or is expected to enter one.
• D)Fewer firms fail or suffer financial distress during periods of recession than during periods of economic expansion.Thus, investors tend to require lower premiums to compensate for default risk when the economy is in a recession or is expected to enter one.
• E)none of the above

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Definitions:

Opportunity Costs

The penalty of bypassing the next most advantageous option when a decision is made.

Small Business

A privately owned corporation, partnership, or sole proprietorship that has fewer employees and less annual revenue than a medium or large company.

Risk-Free

Refers to an investment that is considered to have no risk of financial loss.

Perfectly Competitive Market

A market structure characterized by a large number of small firms, homogeneity of products, free entry and exit, and perfect information, leading to firms being price takers.