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Chapter 11, Problem 10PROB
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Cost of new common stock is the cost incurred by the company for issue new common stock.
Calculate the cost new common stock as follows:
Flotation cost is cost incurred for issuing the common stock. Examples are underwriting fee, legal fee and registration fee.
HHA has growth rate of 5% and current price is $28 and paid a recent dividend of $2.40. Cost of the new common stock is 15%.
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