A) A debt-equity ratio of 1 is considered to be the optimal capital structure.
B) The more debt a firm assumes,the greater the incentive to acquire even more debt until such time as the firm is financed with 100 per cent debt.
C) At the optimal level of debt a firm also optimises its tax shield on debt.
D) A firm receives the greatest benefit from debt financing when its tax rate is relatively low.
E) The costs of financial distress decrease the value of a firm.
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A) has an all-equity structure
B) is operating at the point where financial distress costs are eliminated
C) is fixed in terms of its assets
D) pays no taxes
E) maintains a constant debt-equity ratio
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A) The linear function of a firm's value has a constant positive slope.
B) The value of a firm will automatically decrease whenever the debt-equity ratio is decreased.
C) The actual value of a firm continually rises in direct proportion to the increased use of debt.
D) A firm begins to lose value as soon as the first dollar of debt is incurred.
E) A firm's value is maximised when a firm operates at its optimal debt level.
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A) The debt-equity ratio is 1.0.
B) Financial distress costs are equal to zero.
C) The cost of equity is minimised.
D) WACC is minimised
E) The tax benefit from an additional dollar of debt is zero.
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A) The risk of equity depends on both the degree of financial leverage and the riskiness of the firm's operations.
B) WACC decreases as the debt-equity ratio increases.
C) WACC is unaffected by the capital structure of a firm.
D) A firm's optimal capital structure is 100 per cent debt.
E) A firm's capital structure is irrelevant.
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A) 16.68%
B) 13.48%
C) 12.26%
D) 10.80%
E) 17.59%
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A) when the market value of the firm's equity equals zero
B) when the firm's revenues cease
C) when the firm's debt exceeds the value of the firm's equity
D) when the firm has a negative net worth
E) when the firm is unable to meet its financial obligations in a timely manner
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A) is not;is
B) is not;is not
C) is;is not
D) The answer cannot be determined based on the information provided.
E) is;is
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A) $32 500
B) $24 000
C) $36 000
D) $21 000
E) $18 500
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A) employee wages
B) bankruptcy administrative expenses
C) claims by unsecured creditors
D) contributions to employee superannuation plans
E) government tax claims
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A) static theory of capital structure
B) M&M Proposition I,with taxes
C) M&M Proposition I,without taxes
D) M&M Proposition II,without taxes
E) No theory suggests this.
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A) $5 278 164
B) $6 422 225
C) $7 385 695
D) $6 713 185
E) $5 541 085
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A) VU (TC D)
B) VU - (TC D)
C) VU - (TC - RD) D
D) VU + (TC D)
E) VU + (TC - RD) D
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A) A firm's WACC is directly related to the firm's debt-equity ratio.
B) Levered firms have greater value than unlevered firms.
C) The interest tax shield increases the value of a firm.
D) A firm's cost of equity is directly related to the firm's debt-equity ratio.
E) The capital structure of a firm is totally irrelevant.
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A) static
B) sunk
C) direct
D) indirect
E) overhead
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A) 0.70
B) 0.80
C) 0.75
D) 0.65
E) 0.85
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A) $25 300 800
B) $7 000 000
C) $6 840 000
D) $30 160 000
E) $37 000 000
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A) $18 600
B) $19 400
C) $20 800
D) $15 000
E) $20 000
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A) $3.26 million
B) $2.72 million
C) $3.09 million
D) $3.13 million
E) $2.83 million
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A) $5010
B) $6023
C) $5708
D) $4887
E) $5395
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