Respond to the prompt above in a minimum of 175 words: Sometimes a company may use several tools to seek financial stability. Ford has sold stock, bonds, and commercial paper. Ford is not the only company that does this but is a good example of a company that effectively uses income from several different sources to fund its operations. Why is it that if a company seeks income from another source (i.e., commercial paper) investors in another area of the company (i.e., stocks and bonds) do not protest? Or do they? Should they?