As a firm approaches bankruptcy, the indirect costs of bankruptcy (e.g., financial distress) will tend to increase.

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As a firm approaches bankruptcy, the uncertainty and risk associated with its financial situation will likely cause customers, suppliers, and employees to become hesitant, resulting in indirect costs such as lost sales, decreased supplier terms, and increased employee turnover.

As a Firm Approaches Bankruptcy, the Indirect Costs of Bankruptcy