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    Everything Else Equal, a Firm That Has Excess Capacity Generally
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Everything Else Equal, a Firm That Has Excess Capacity Generally

Question 61

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Everything else equal, a firm that has excess capacity generally requires more external financing to support increases in operations than a firm that operates at full capacity. 

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