A) work harder than they would if equity had been issued.
B) consume more perquisites because the cost is passed on to the debtholders.
C) enjoy more leisure time than they would with an equity issue.
D) accept more unprofitable projects.
E) shirk their duties as they have less capital at risk.
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A) indirect bankruptcy
B) direct bankruptcy
C) financial solvency
D) capital structure
E) flotation
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A) the value of its stock declines by more than 50 percent in any given 12-month period.
B) the value of the firm's assets is less than the value of the firm's liabilities.
C) it files the legal forms petitioning for bankruptcy protection.
D) it is unable to meet its financial obligations.
E) it has a negative net worth on its balance sheet.
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A) weight of equity is equal to the weight of debt.
B) debt-to-equity ratio selected results in the lowest possible weighted average cost of capital.
C) firm is totally financed with debt.
D) debt-to-equity ratio is such that the cost of debt exceeds the cost of equity.
E) cost of equity is maximized.
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A) unlevered
B) beta conversion
C) direct bankruptcy
D) indirect bankruptcy
E) flotation
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A) 3.78;-1.16
B) 3.45;-.95
C) 2.02;3.78
D) 3.45;2.67
E) 2.67;3.45
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A) Stockholders have an incentive to underinvest in new projects to the detriment of bondholders.
B) Both parties tend to work together for the common good of the firm.
C) Both bondholders and stockholders will encourage the firm to take on new high risk projects.
D) Bondholders will tend to lower their required rate of interest so the firm can afford additional financing until its financial status improves.
E) Bondholders tend to milk the property at the expense of stockholders.
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A) No;Because the project will lower firm value by $500
B) No;Because the project will lower shareholder value by $500
C) No;Because the firm will be worth less in a recession than it is currently
D) Yes;Because the project will increase both firm and shareholder value by $1,000
E) Yes;Because shareholder value will increase $1,000 at a cost of $1,500 to the bondholders
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A) No;Because the project will lower firm value by $500
B) No;Because the project will lower shareholder value by $500
C) No;Because the firm will be worth less in a recession than it is currently
D) Yes;Because the project will increase both firm and shareholder value by $500
E) Yes;Because shareholder value will increase $500 at a cost of $1,000 to the bondholders
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A) Bondholders have a greater incentive than stockholders to keep a firm from filing for bankruptcy.
B) An indirect cost of bankruptcy is the loss of key employees.
C) Bankruptcy is sometimes used as a means to increase payroll costs.
D) The assets of a firm tend to increase in value when a firm is in financial distress.
E) The administrative costs incurred in a bankruptcy are considered indirect bankruptcy costs.
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A) An increase in tax rates will decrease the value of the firm.
B) An increase in financial distress costs increases the value of a firm.
C) To obtain its maximum value,a firm should select an all-equity capital structure.
D) The value of a firm is maximized when its cost of capital is also maximized.
E) The optimal level of debt for a firm results in the value of that firm being maximized.
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A) A firm reorganizes its operations in an effort to return to being a viable concern.
B) A trustee will assume control of the firm's assets until those assets can be liquidated.
C) Chapter 7 bankruptcies are always involuntary on the part of the firm.
D) The claims of creditors are paid prior to the bankruptcy administrative costs.
E) The firm generally issues new shares of stock prior to coming out of to bankruptcy.
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A) $98,500
B) $99,550
C) $100,450
D) $153,550
E) $154,450
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A) tender offer.
B) bankruptcy.
C) merger.
D) takeover.
E) proxy fight.
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A) Bondholders will desire high risk projects in order to protect their investment.
B) Stockholders will increase their investment in the firm to protect their current investment.
C) Stockholders will generally prefer low-risk over high-risk projects.
D) Managers will tend to lower dividends in an effort to protect shareholder value.
E) Stockholders will bear the cost of selfish investment strategies through higher interest payments.
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A) decreasing stockholder dividends to retain more cash within the firm.
B) reducing a firm's level of debt to save the cash currently being spent on interest payments.
C) increasing the debt portion of a firm's capital structure.
D) hiring managers with little or no stock ownership in the firm.
E) the idea that firms with high levels of free cash flow are more apt to make good acquisitions than firms with low levels.
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A) $42,600
B) $39,000
C) $71,000
D) $46,400
E) $139,000
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