If There Were No Adverse Selection Problems in the Stock

question 31

Multiple Choice

If there were no adverse selection problems in the stock market,

• A)some well-run firms would pay more to raise funds.
• B)some poorly-run firms would pay less to raise funds.
• C)the willingness of savers to invest in the market would be increased.
• D)the volume of new stock issues would be lower.

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