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Chapter 15, Problem 8TU
Summary Introduction
To Determine:
Financial options those are available to a Company.
Introduction:
Financial options mean to raise the capital of a company to the improvement of the company in all sectors either it may be production sector or may be servicing sector and many more. A company must have sufficient capital to run, without capital it will be impossible. There are many ways to increase the capital fund of a company.
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