Which of these have been cited as results from a corporation "going dark"?
A)Increased market liquidity and lower costs
B)Lower audit costs and lower interest rates on bank loans
C)Increased access to capital and lower costs associated with that capital
D)Increased audit costs and stock price increases
E)Limited access to capital markets and stock price declines

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Going dark refers to a process where a publicly traded company delists its shares from a stock exchange and becomes private. When a company goes dark, it is no longer required to disclose its financial information to the public. As a result, the company may face limited access to capital markets and investors, which can lead to stock price declines.

Which of These Have Been Cited as Results from a Corporation