Whenever the cost of capital for an all-equity firm is greater than the cost of debt, the cost of equity Blank______.Multiple choice question.is unaffected by leverageincreases with leveragedecreases with leverage

Under MM Proposition II, a firm's cost of equity capital is Blank______ related to the firm's debt-equity ratio provided the cost of capital for an all-equity firm exceeds the cost of debt.Multiple choice question.negativelynotpositivelyindirectly

MM Proposition II shows that Blank______.Multiple choice question.the market value of the firm is unaffected by its capital structurethere is no risk involved with leverage when there are no corporate taxesthe cost of equity rises with leverageequity is less expensive than debt

When an investor borrows money and uses it to purchase stocks is called Blank______.Multiple choice question.homemade leveragehomemade de-leveragehomemade equityraising debt

An increase in the value of a previously all-equity firm occurs when debt is borrowed to repurchase stock because Blank______.Multiple choice question.shareholders prefer levered firmsshareholders capture the interest tax shielddebt has the same cost as equitydebt reduces the cost of equity

Which of the following statements is FALSE?A.Franco Modigliani and Merton Miller argued that with perfect capital markets, the total value of a firm should not depend on its capital structure.B.It is inappropriate to discount the cash flows of levered equity at the same discount rate that we use for unlevered equity.C.Leverage decreases the risk of the equity of a firm.D.Because the cash flows of the debt and equity sum to the cash flows of the project, by the Law of One Price the combined values of debt and equity must be equal to the cash flows of the project.