Companies in Italy and Japan use less debt in their capital structures than companies in the United States or Canada.?
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
False
Companies in Italy and Japan use greater proportions of debt (65 to 80 percent) than do companies in the United States and Canada (45 to 55 percent), and companies in the United Kingdom use the lowest proportion of debt of industrialized countries (30 to 35 percent). See 12-6: Variations in Capital Structures among Firms
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