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The Problem of Being Forced to Choose Between Foregoing a Positive

Question 3

Question 3

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The problem of being forced to choose between foregoing a positive NPV project and seeing the share price fall because of a share issue can be overcome by maintaining:


A) stable dividends.
B) target leverage levels.
C) reserve borrowing capacity.
D) a company's debt-equity ratio to less than 50 per cent.

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