An unlevered firm has a weighted average cost of capital of 15
percent. The current market value of the unlevered firm $250
million. Assuming a perfect capital market and according to M&M
Proposition I, what will be the value of the levered company if it
changes to a debt-equity ratio of 1?
A) $125
B) $168.75
C) $206.25
D) $250
E) $293.75
D) $250
According to M&M proposition 1, when there are no taxes, the choice of equity and debt does not matter. Therefore, the value of the firm will be equal to unlevered firm.
An unlevered firm has a weighted average cost of capital of 15 percent. The current market...
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