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If a company has a negative Shareholders' Equity balance, which of the following is the most likely cause?
- The company has undergone significant share buybacks or accumulated large losses
- The company has too much unrestricted cash sitting on its balance sheet
- The company has issued a large amount of convertible debt priced at a premium
- The company's accounts receivable balance has grown much faster than its reported revenue
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