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3 years ago

A person studying economics chooses to buy an economic textbook for their class, even though it means they

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hodyreva [135]3 years ago

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Answer:

I think the answer is consequences and tradeoffs

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galina1969 [7]3 years ago

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consequences and tradeoffs

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Explanation:

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Answer: a. I, II and III are true

Explanation:

From the question, the statements that are true are:

I. 4% is the desired real rate of interest. II. 6% is the approximate nominal rate of interest required.

III. 2% is the expected inflation rate over the period.

4% is the desired real rate of interest because that's the rate at which the investor is willing to buy the goods in future.

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Answer:

b. 11,001; $28.85

Explanation:

EBIT $100,000

zero growth rate

Cost of equity (Re) 13%

tax rate 40%

20,000 common stocks outstanding at $23.08

they want to change from 100% equity to 45% debt and 55% equity

WACC = 10.4%

new value of operations $576,923

PP's value of operations = {$100,000 x (1 - 40%)} / WACC = $576,923

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