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1.When a company is in distress, a government can choose to let it fail or attempt to rescue it (often termed a “bailout” by those against the move). When might it be in the best interest of the populace to “bail out” a company? If “bailouts” are common, would companies be more or less likely to engage in risky business activities?
2. If a company is doing extremely well, would you rather own preferred stock or common stock in the company?
3.Why might a company’s P/E ratio change over time?
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Authors: Christian Albright, Wayne Winston, Christopher Zappe
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