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KARNATAKA STATE OPEN UNIVERSITY
MUKTHA GANGOTHRI, MYSORE -570 006
DEPARTMENT OF STUDIES AND RESEARCH IN MANAGEMENT
MBA II-SEMESTER SEMINAR TOPICS – 2021
PREPARE SEMINAR PAPER ON ANY ONE OF THE TOPIC PER COURSE
C-09 Corporate Finance
Question.1. Bird in hand theory – Myth or Reality
Answer:
Introduction
THE BIRD-IN-HAND PRINCIPLE: WHO I AM,
WHAT I KNOW, AND WHOM I KNOW
Not all ideas are great opportunities—take, for example, New Coke or the Ford Edsel. Yet someone thought enough of it to actually invest in it and produce it. Understandably, most novice entrepreneurs, especially those who have good job market prospects, tend to worry a lot about finding the “right” opportunity.
Idea versus Opportunity: Assessing Feasibility and Value
There are several frameworks in textbooks, trade books, journal articles, periodicals, and on Web sites that claim to predict the feasibility and value of new venture ideas. Figure 1 depicts a simple and useful summary of four key concepts at the heart of many of these frameworks:
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2. Issuing equity shares increases the cost of capital- Discuss
Answer :
Introduction
Equity shares or ordinary shares that represent ownership stake in a company. Shares sold by a company function as a source of investment for the company as well.
Also, individuals who hold equity shares are said to hold fractional ownership of a company.
It also extends these following benefits to shareholders –
- Fair liquidity: Share prices are directly proportional to fluctuations in the market or to the company’s revenue generation. They may even be affected on both.
- Profitability: Investors not just benefit from the capital appreciation feature of equity shares but also earn regular dividends on their investments.
- Control on management: Shareholders with a significant per cent of shareholding can influence a company’s management significantly.
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