Which of the following statements is FALSE?

	Studies typically report that the average direct costs of bankruptcy are approximately 3% to 4% of the pre-bankruptcy market value of total assets
	In a prepackaged bankruptcy (or "prepack") a firm will first develop a reorganization plan with the agreement of its main creditors, and then file Chapter 7 to implement the plan and pressure any creditors who attempt to hold out for better terms.
	A study of Chapter 7 liquidations of small businesses found that the average direct costs of bankruptcy were 12% of the value of the firm's assets
	The direct costs of bankruptcy are likely to be higher for firms with more complicated business operations and for firms with larger numbers of creditors, because it may be more difficult to reach agreement among many creditors regarding the final disposition of the firm's assets.