Which firms can sell commercial paper at a reasonable price?
AFirms paying no dividends
BFirms with large assets
CNewly formed start-ups
DFirms with top credit ratings
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Firms with top credit ratings
With no collateral behind it, only firms with excellent ratings can sell commercial paper at a reasonable price.
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