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(i) A target firm has the following characteristics:
- An estimated enterprise value of $100 million
- Long-term debt whose market value is $10 million
- $8 million in excess cash balances
- Estimated PV of currently unused licenses of $15 million
- Estimated PV of future litigation costs of $3 million
- 2 million common shares outstanding
What is the value of the target firm’s equity per common share?
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