A firm's pre-tax cost of debt is 10%. If the firm is of average risk, what is the cost of equity using the bond yield plus premium approach?
a. |
11% |
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b. |
15% |
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c. |
13% |
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d. |
10% |
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e. |
14% |
Cost of equity using bond yield plus risk premium=pre-tax cost of debt+risk premium=pre-tax cost of debt+4%=10%+4%=14%
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