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If Company A takes a higher level of financial risk than Company B, then Company A is likely to have __________ than Company B. a higher debt ratio a lower debt ratio a greater ability to borrow more financial
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If Company A takes a higher level of financial risk than Company B, then Company A is likely to have __________ than Company B.
a higher debt ratio
a lower debt ratio
a greater ability to borrow
more financial flexibility
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A. Would make the most sense because they are taking a “higher level financial risk” meaning they are putting more money down for something a little bit risks which means your getting rid of money… lmk if I’m wrong
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