If the Liquidation Value of a Corporation Exceeds the Market

question 12

Multiple Choice

If the liquidation value of a corporation exceeds the market value of the equity,then the:

• A) firm has no value as a going concern.
• B) firm's stock will sell for book value.
• C) firm is not taking advantage of available growth opportunities.
• D) dividend payout ratio has been too high.

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Definitions:

Quoted

Refers to the latest price at which a stock, commodity, or currency was traded, often seen on exchanges.

Market Price

The present cost at which a service or asset is available for purchase or sale in a specific market.

Face Value

The nominal or original value of a security or financial instrument as stated by the issuer, crucial for calculating interest payments for bonds.

Real Return

The return on an investment after adjusting for inflation, representing the actual purchasing power gained or lost.