If Digby Co. has assets of $8.00 and liabilities of $3.00, what would be their leverage?...

 

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If Digby Co. has assets of $8.00 and liabilities of $3.00, what would be their leverage? Assuming this leverage is outside of the metric "range" required to earn the full Balanced Scorecard points available, which of the following decisions would rectify the situation (i.e. to earn full credit for this metric)? O All of these events (answers) would rectify the situation. $2.00 issuance of new common stock (shares) to shareholders in exchange for cash. O $2.00 cash received on accounts receivable owed from a customer. $2.00 cash payment of an accounts payable due to a supplier. O $2.00 issuance of a long-term bond to creditors in exchange for cash. If Digby Co. has assets of $8.00 and liabilities of $3.00, what would be their leverage? Assuming this leverage is outside of the metric "range" required to earn the full Balanced Scorecard points available, which of the following decisions would rectify the situation (i.e. to earn full credit for this metric)? O All of these events (answers) would rectify the situation. $2.00 issuance of new common stock (shares) to shareholders in exchange for cash. O $2.00 cash received on accounts receivable owed from a customer. $2.00 cash payment of an accounts payable due to a supplier. O $2.00 issuance of a long-term bond to creditors in exchange for cash.

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