Generally (during the years 1989-2006), non-financial US corporations have financed their capital expenditures mostly through:
A) By issuing new equity
B) Debt
C) Working capital
D) Internally generated cash

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Non-financial US corporations have generally financed their capital expenditures through internally generated cash, meaning they have used their own profits and retained earnings to fund their investments. This is in contrast to issuing new equity or taking on significant debt. Working capital, or short-term funding, is typically used to cover day-to-day operations rather than long-term investments.

Generally (During the Years 1989-2006), Non-Financial US Corporations Have Financed