Describe “homemade leverage.”
Homemade leverage is investors’ method of substituting their own borrowing or lending for corporate borrowing. Investors who want more leverage than a company has taken…
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What role does each of MM’s assumptions play in their theory of the debt-equity mix?
MM’s key assumptions and the role played by each are: (1) Unlimited borrowing and lending is available to all market participants at one rate of…
Is Professor Miller’s personal tax model relevant in today’s tax environment?
Miller’s personal tax model examined the effect of personal income taxes on the debt-equity mix decision. He observed that personal income taxes in the U.S….
What are the variables that enter compromise theory?
What is the effect of each on the optimal debt-equity mix? In compromise theory, the value of a levered firm equals the value of the…
What is meant by the “pecking order approach”?
The pecking order approach is a sequence of raising financing that many companies seem to follow, even though it ignores the recommendations of the various…
Define the meaning of each letter of “FRICTO,” and give an illustration of each
FRICTO is an acronym summarizing important issues that affect the debt-equity mix decision in practice: (1) F = flexibility -the impact of alternative financing choices…
An offer may be a ‘specific’ or ‘general’
There are two kinds of offers – general and specific. The specific order is made to a specific person, while a general offer is made…
An offer must be communicated to the offeree.
The communication of a proposal is complete when it comes to the knowledge of the person to whom it is made (Secn 4). An offer…
Cross offers
when two parties make identical offers to each other, in ignorance of each other’s offer, the offers are cross offers. Such offers do not constitute…
An offer should not contain a term the non- compliance
An offer should not contain a term the non- compliance of which would amount to acceptance. Thus an offeror cannot say that if acceptance is…