alleryStart learning →The basic Modigliani-Miller theorem assumes what kind of market?
AOver-the-counter market
BMonopolistic market
CGovernment-run market
DPerfect capital market
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Perfect capital market
The result holds in a perfect capital market with no taxes, transaction costs or bankruptcy costs.
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