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    Debt Capital Is Less Risky Than Equity Capital Because a Firm
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Debt Capital Is Less Risky Than Equity Capital Because a Firm

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Debt capital is less risky than equity capital because a firm is legally obligated to pay interest to bondholders but they are not legally obligated to pay dividends to preferred or common stockholders.

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