The Dividend-Irrelevance Proposition of Miller and Modigliani Depends on the Following

question 13

Multiple Choice

The dividend-irrelevance proposition of Miller and Modigliani depends on the following relationship between investment policy and dividend policy:

• A) The level of investment does not influence or matter to the dividend decision.
• B) Once dividend policy is set the investment decision can be made as desired.
• C) The investment policy is set before the dividend decision and not changed by dividend policy.
• D) Since dividend policy is irrelevant there is no relationship between investment policy and dividend policy.
• E) Miller and Modigliani were only concerned about capital structurE.

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