Understanding the workings of a balance sheet.
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Suppose that Nike borrows $50 million by issuing new long-term bonds. It places $10 million of the proceeds in the bank and uses $40 million to buy new machinery. What items of the balance sheet would change? Would shareholders' equity change?
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Suppose that Nike borrows $50 million by issuing new long-term bonds. It places $10 million of the proceeds in the bank and uses $40 million to buy new machinery. What items of the balance sheet would change? Would shareholders' equity change?
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