The size and nature of a firm’s investment in current assets is a function of a number of
different factors including all of the following except:
A.how efficiently the firm manages its fixed assets.
B.the length of the cash conversion.
C.the sales level.
D.credit policies.
All other things being equal, the Modigliani and Miller Model, modified for tax and
bankruptcy costs concludes that:
A.no matter what level of debt a company is operating at, increasing the percent of debt
in the capital structure will increase the stock price.
B.if a company has a very low percent debt, increasing the percent of debt in the capital
structure will increase the stock price.
C.at moderate levels of debt, it is difficult to tell what will happen to the stock price
(whether it will go up or down) if the percent debt in the capital structure is increased.
D.there is no relationship between the percent of debt in the capital structure and the
stock price.
E.b. and c. are correct.