What is capital structure made of? Select all that apply.

a)	Debt (liability)

b)	Equity (ownership)

c)

None of above

True or False? Contributions received by not-for-profits has no restrictions attached to them.

True

False

Assume that a not-for-profit company has $10 million of long-term tax-exempt debt with an interest rate of 4.5%. The organization has $7 million of unrestricted net assets, with an estimated cost of capital of 6%, and $4 million of restricted net assets (in an endowment) with an estimated 7% return on assets (cost of capital). What is its weighted average cost of capital?

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True or False? The corporation may distribute some of its profits to its stockholders in the form of a dividend.

	True
	False

True or False? Preferred dividends must be paid before any dividends may be paid on common stock.

	True
	False

True or False? Corporations cannot retain at least some, and often all, of their profits for future use by the corporation.

	True
	False

True or False? Not-for-profits can raise equity capital by soliciting and receiving contributions.

	True
	False

What is the cost of capital?

a)	The cost of capital is the average of the cost of common stock, preferred stock, debt, and charitable giving.

b)	The cost of capital is the weighted average of the cost of common stock, preferred stock, debt, and charitable giving.

c)	The cost of capital is the average of the cost of long-term debt.

d)	The cost of capital is the weighted average of the cost of long-term debt.