Answer:
I think the answer is "D"
Explanation:
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Answer:
customer problems
Explanation:
Customer problems - 
The problems of the consumers are the main aspect by which the idea about any new product can be laid down . 
As the likes and dislikes for the particular product , makes the product a hit or miss . 
As if the consumers like the goods and service s, the production of the product would increase an msd the profit earned by the company will also increase , and vice versa . 
Hence , from the given statement of the question, 
The correct option is customer problems. 
 
        
             
        
        
        
Answer:
B. 21.8%
Explanation:
Cost of preference capital = 
No adjustment of growth rate is done as the dividend on preference capital is constant and do not grow in normal conditions, that is it only differs in exceptional conditions.
therefore, in the given instance we have,
Dividend = $2.40
Current price = $11
Expected Return =  = 21.8%
 = 21.8%
Thus correct option is
B. 21.8%
 
        
             
        
        
        
Because they may have extra work to do, or possibly over time, or even just to dedicated to their work for other things.
        
             
        
        
        
Answer:
<u>decreases</u> 
Explanation:
As per modigliani- miller approach, the value of a firm is not dependent upon the choice of capital structure of the firm.
Capital structure refers to the the blend or mix of different sources of capital a firm avails to raise funds. Such as debt and equity. 
As per MM proposition 2, the expected yield of a stock is equal to equity capitalization rate plus an additional compensation for risk assumed by employment of debt in the capital structure due to which the debt-equity ratio rises.
As proportion of debt is increased in the capital structure, the earnings available to stockholders rise but this rise is offset by the rise in the expectation of shareholders which offsets the effect and thus value of firm remains the same. 
Return on equity is given by  
Thus, as the return on equity increases , the amount of equity in capital structure decreases as this net income rises owing to employment of more and more debt in the capital structure.