Variation in personal tax rates and transaction costs across both investors and securities may differentially affect the values of corporate securities
Also a firm faces substantial transaction costs in issuing securities, which may inhibit its ability to undertake otherwise profitable capital investments. These are examples of the violation of which of the assumptions of an ideal capital market?
a. Capital Markets are frictionless
b. Homogeneous expectations
c. Atomistic competition
d. The firm has a fixed investment program
e. Once chosen, the firm's financing is fixed
A
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