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![It is given that each bond would be expected to be sold for a price equal to is par value of $1,000. Therefore floatation cost on this new bond issue would be: $1,000 x 1%-$990. As a result, Remember, the flotation costs will be deducted from the proceeds the firm will receive after issuing its new bonds. Without Flotation cost $1,000 $80 8.0000% 30% 5.60% With Flotation cost Proceeds from new bond issue Annual coupon payment Before-tax cost debt Tax rate Ater-tax cost debt $990 [Ref: Note provided above] $80 8.0808% 30% 5.66% This is the cost of new debt, and it is different from the average cost of capital raised in the past. NOTE Before-tax cost debt (without Flotation cost-$80 / $1,000-8.0000%; Before-tax cost debt (with Flotation cost-$80 / $990-8.080896; Ater-tax cost debt (without Flotation cost-8.0000% x (1-30%-8.0000% x 70%-5.60%; Ater-tax cost debt (with Flotation cost-8.0808% x (1-30%-8.0808% x 70%-5.66%](http://img.homeworklib.com/questions/3bd20660-3ccd-11ea-aede-2f8b9225ea1b.png?x-oss-process=image/resize,w_560)
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PLEASE ANSWER/EXPLAIN THE QUESTION WITH ARROW. THANK YOU
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PLEASE ANSWER/EXPLAIN THE QUESTION WITH ARROW. THANK YOU
What do lenders require, and what kind of debt costs the company? The cost of debt that is relevant when companies are evaluating new investment projects is the marginal cost of the new debt that is to be raised to finance the new project. Consider the case of Happy Lion Manufacturing Inc.: Happy Lion Manufacturing Inc. can issue a 30-year debt security that pays an annual coupon payment of $80. The bond...
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