The assumption of perfect capital markets ignores the following very well-knov fact: Bankruptcy is not simple and straig

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The assumption of perfect capital markets ignores the following very well-knov fact: Bankruptcy is not simple and straightforward. It is a long and complicated process that imposes both direct and indirect costs on the firm. True False
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