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1.       Why might firms whose sales levels change drastically over time choose to use debt only sparingly...

1.       Why might firms whose sales levels change drastically over time choose to use debt only sparingly in their capital structures?

2.       Explain the trade-off between retaining internally generated funds and paying cash dividends.

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