20.) A firm has a lender lined up to provide funding. Bank A charges an interest...
20.) A firm has a lender lined up to provide funding. Bank A charges an interest rate of 8% with a $450,000 limit. Bonds could also be issued at a 10% yield. The firm has 435,000 of available retained earnings at a cost of 11.6%. Preferred stock can be issued at 11% and new common shares can be issued at 12%. If the tax rate is 41%, determine the second WACC in the MCC schedule. (capital structure: 40% debt, 10% preferred, and 50% common equity)
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9.46% |
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9.95% |
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10.27% |
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8.99% |
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none of the above |
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