12. To buy the electronic equipment and install the jammers, you can either use money in your metals exchange investment account, which generally makes you 10% or you can choose to split it among the options below. Which is best (split it or metals investment? $3M in stock sales at 15% per year $4M in loans at 9% $6M in retained earnings at 7% 13. You choose that because the weighted average cost of capital for the split is [units %]

12. To buy the electronic equipment and install the jammers, you can either use money in your metals exchange investment account, which generally makes you 10% or you can choose to split it among the options below. Which is best (split it or metals investment? $3M in stock sales at 15% per year $4M in loans at 9% $6M in retained earnings at 7% 13. You choose that because the weighted average cost of capital for the split is [units %]

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Chapter3: The Financial Environment: Markets, Institutions And Investment Banking

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