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Which of the following would be considered capital structure decisions for a software company? a. Choosing between launching a new app and improving the existing one b. Issuing long term debt to cover the cost of a new project c. Issuing common stock to cover the cost of a new project d. both b and c e. all of the above

          Which of the following would be considered capital structure decisions for a software company?

	a.	
Choosing between launching a new app and improving the existing one

	b.	
Issuing long term debt to cover the cost of a new project

	c.	
Issuing common stock to cover the cost of a new project

	d.	
both b and c

	e.	
all of the above
        
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00:01 Which of the following would be considered capital structure decisions for a software company? choosing between launching a new app and improving the existing one, issuing long -term debt to cover the cost of a new project, issuing common stock to cover the cost of a new project, both b and c, or all of the above.
00:18 I would say both b and c would be considered capital structure decisions for the software company.
00:24 For option b, issuing long -term debt to cover the cost of a new project, this would be a decision related to the company's debt financing, and that's a key component of its capital structure.
00:34 The decision to issue long -term debt can impact the company's leverage, its interest expense, and overall financial risk...
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