Long-term borrowing of a business: (a). Preference share capital. (b). Equity share capital. (c). Debentures. (d). None
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Long-term borrowing of a business:
(a). Preference share capital.
(b). Equity share capital.
(c). Debentures.
(d). None of the above.
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