Here's a few questions I'm stuck on...

What makes a stock liquid?

A. the reputation and financial strength of the corporations that issue them.

B. the fact that a secondary market exists for publicly traded stocks.

C. the fact that they are generally short term financial assets.

Why might a firm opt for long-term debt instead of equity?

A. the impact of U.S. tax laws.

B. the debt is always cheaper.

C. equity is always cheaper.

2 answers

first: the NYSE is a secondary market, answer B.
second: interest on debt is a tax deduction.
Thanks Bob appreciate it!