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Eleven master limited partnerships (MLPs) that operate hydrocarbon pipelines in the US are shown in the graph, labeled by their three – letter or four – letter financial market abbreviation. The area of each bubble corresponds to the MLP's enterprise value (EV), the dollar sum of its market capitalization (equity) and its outstanding debt as of March 2, 2012. That debt, as a percent of EV, is shown on the horizontal axis; less debt as a percentage of EV is considered safer for investors. The vertical axis corresponds to the estimated percent of the MLP's revenue that is fee-based; a larger share of revenue that is fee-based is considered safer for investors.
From each drop-down menu, select the option that creates the most accurate statement based on the information provided.
According only to the two metrics of investment safety shown, an MLP that should be considered safer than OKS is .
Simplifying the question, "which company out of the given options will have a bigger area and a lesser percentage?" would be the right answer Hope it helps.
This is not intuitive to me. EV itself has debt in it. So a bigger area will mean more dollar value of debt.
sandave
Simplifying the question, "which company out of the given options will have a bigger area and a lesser percentage?" would be the right answer Hope it helps.