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Ontario Teachers Occurrence Management: The Capital Structure Of GNC

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Capital structure is the combination of debt and equity that a company uses to finance expansions of the company and long term operations. Stock options are the most commonly used capital in a publicly traded company, and can usually compromise a company’s ownership if they put too many stock options up for sale. If that happens than the owner of the company can lose control and can be removed of the majority of stock holders decide to remove them especially if they are a Chief Operating Officer of the company they own (Tracy, 2014). In GNC the majority owners are a group of people who belong to the Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan and Ares Management. The ratio is debt/equity and that gives the capital structure. For GNC the long term debt
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