Under what conditions is it most likely that a corporation will issue new stock as a...
Under what conditions is it most likely that a corporation will issue new stock as a form of finance?
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Option B. when the interest rate is rising
Explanation: When the interest rate is rising, debt finance would be costlier and the firm would like to go to equity financing.
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