Which of the following combinations of theorems and their subjects are correctly matched? (A) Modigliani-Miller theorem : Price of goods and real return to factor (B) Dorfman-Steiner theorem : Advertisement expenditure (C) Arrow's impossibility theorem : Social choice (D) Stolper-Samuelson theorem : Capital structure (E) Fisher's separation theorem : Profit maximisation motivation Choose the correct answer from the options given below:
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