The Rationing Function of Prices Refers to

question 54

Multiple Choice

The rationing function of prices refers to

• A) the situation when government must intervene in a market when there is a large shortage or surplus.
• B) the synchronization of decisions by buyers and sellers that leads to an equilibrium.
• C) the synchronization of decisions by buyers and sellers through the direction of government agencies.
• D) the situation when only the rich get the goods they want.

Comprehend the residual dividend policy and its effect on dividend payment.

Analyze the relationship between a firm's capital budgeting, capital structure, and dividend policy.

Identify factors influencing stock repurchases and their impact on market perception and capital structure.

Calculate the impact of capital structure decisions on dividend payments and financing requirements.

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