Capital Assets Pricing Method (CAPM) method can be used to measure cost of capital if the company don't have dividend.
Whereas
Rf=Risk Free Rate of Return (the return which can be earn in investing any safe place like Bank, Govt Bond etc.)
B= Beta (Statistical measure)
M= Market Rate of Return (Return rate which an investor is expecting from company)
Risk Premium (M-Rf) = The Premium that an investor is demanding to taking Risk.
so this is a method by using this formula cost of capital can be measured.
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