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a. When a company becomes bankrupt, it is usually in the interests of stockholders to seek a liquidation rather than a reorganization.n
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b. In Chapter 11 a reorganization plan must be presented for approval by each class of creditor.n
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c. In a reorganization, creditors may be paid off with a mixture of cash and securities.n
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d. When a company is liquidated, one of the most valuable assets to be sold off is the tax-loss carryforward.n
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