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if you were in the dry cleaning business whom would you benchmark for their technological innovations

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If you were in the dry cleaning business you would benchmark the business itself for their technological innovations

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WACC = wE*rE + wP*rP + wD*rD(1-tax)

<u>Market values;</u>

Debt = 1.05 *5,000*1000 = 5,250,000

Preferred stock = 15,500 *107 = 1,658,500

Common equity = 105,000 *63 = 6,615,000

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Cost of preferred stock = 6%

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