__________________ refers to make-up of a firm's capitalization.
a.
Capital budgeting
b.
Dividend policy
c.
Equity shares
d.
Capital structure
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Option C is character equity shares
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The correct answer is OPTION D: Capital Structure.
- The capital structure is the mix of debt and equity that a company uses to fund its assets and operations.
- Equity is a more costly, long-term source of finance with more financial flexibility from a business standpoint.
- Debt, on the other hand, is a less expensive, finite-to-maturity capital source that legally commits a company to predictable cash outflows with the option of refinancing at an unknown cost at a later date.
- These funding decisions may be guided by capital structure policies or targets set by management and the board of directors, resulting in the capital structure of a company.
- Factors like firm size and maturity influence capital structure, which affects a company's financing possibilities.
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