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Chapter 16, Problem 15QP
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To calculate: The equity cost after recapitalization, the WACC (Weighted average cost of capital), and the implications for the capital structure decision of the firm.
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M&M proposition I is a proposition, where the firm’s value is independent of the capital structure of the firm.
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