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V125BC [204]
3 years ago
9

Toyota deciding to issue $175 million in long-term debt is an example of which of the following corporate financial decisions?

Business
1 answer:
notsponge [240]3 years ago
3 0

Answer:

Capital Structure.

Explanation:

Toyota deciding to issue $175 million in long-term debt is an example of Capital Structure of corporate financial decisions.

<em>Capital Structure is the distribution of the debt and equity that makes the finance of the company.</em>

<u>Capital Structure can be obtained by two ways and both ways of obtaining funds are further divided-</u>

      1. Shareholder's Funds

          a. Equity Capital

          b. Preference Capital

          c. Retained Earning

      2. Borrowed Funds

         a. Debenture

         b. Term loans

        c. Public Deposit

 

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