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Total transaction costs, based on the assumptions provided, are expected to be:

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Based on the costs of acquisition of Walmart by Amazon, the total transaction costs would come to B. $22,002.

<h3 /><h3>What are the total transaction costs?</h3>

Equity financing cost:

= 5.5% x 241,350.75

= $13,274.29

Debt financing cost:

= 1.5% x 241,350.75

= $3,260.26

Other transaction costs:

= $3,000

Target debt redemption premium:

= 70,242 x 3%

= $2,107.26

The total transaction costs are:

= 13,274.29 + 3,260.26 + 3,000 + 2,107.26

= $22,002

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