10 Questions
An increase in the general level of interest rates can lead to a decrease in the market value of a firm's debt.
True
Incurring high profits can lead to a decrease in a firm's book value equity.
False
A firm's capital structure can be affected by changes in its default risk.
True
A firm may adopt market actions to deliberately move its capital structure towards the target.
False
Deliberate management actions can result in large changes in a firm's measured capital structure.
True
A firm's default risk can remain unchanged even if there is a change in the general level of interest rates.
False
A firm's target capital structure can be achieved solely through market actions.
False
Changes in the market value of a firm's debt could result in small changes in its measured capital structure.
False
Incurring high profits can lead to a significant increase in a firm's book value equity.
True
A decrease in the market value of a firm's equity can lead to a significant change in its measured capital structure.
True
Learn about the different management actions that can help a firm achieve its target capital structure, including deliberate management actions and changes in market values. Understand how these changes can impact a company's financial health.
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