Read the following 4 Economist articles (attached)
(i) ‘Debt is Good for You’ (dated 01/25/2001)
(ii)‘Debtors’ Prison’ (dated 02/09/2009), which discuss the reasons for corporations’ increased use of debt financing, and subsequent concerns about excess borrowing.
(iii) ‘The Gods Strike Back’ (dated 02/13/2010), read pages 1 to 4 only.
(iv) ‘The world has not learned the lessons of the (2008) financial crisis’ (dated
09/06/2018)
Summarize and synthesize, the contents of the articles, and conclude with an opinion on how the information you have read would affect your capital structure decisions as a financial manager (i.e. would you use less or more or less debt than suggested by the MM and Trade-off (static) models of capital structure), and why. Include a justified assessment of how you think the recently implemented corporate tax rate reduction would impact your capital structure decisions.
PLEASE NOTE
1) double spaced, font :Time new roman, size 11
2) 3-4 pages
3) 0% plagiarism
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