The document tests three objectives related to whether audit fees vary with agency problems in high free cash flow companies. The objectives are: 1) test if audit fees are higher for high vs low free cash flow companies, 2) test if debt reduces audit fees by acting as a monitoring mechanism for high free cash flow companies, and 3) test if dividends and share repurchases mitigate audit fees. The document finds audit fees are higher for high free cash flow companies and vary negatively with debt, but not dividends or share repurchases. It concludes by noting limitations and areas for future improvement.