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Conflicts between stockholders and debtholders arise because stockholders are less willing than debtholders to take on risky projects because stockholders are more "at risk" of losing their investment.
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Conflicts between stockholders and debtholders arise because stockholders are less willing than debtholders to take on risky projects because stockholders are more "at risk" of losing their investment. true or false?

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the answer is false.
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