Problem 8. A firm's capital structure consists of 5000 shares of stock trading at $2 per...

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Problem 8. A firm's capital structure consists of 5000 shares of stock trading at $2 per share and risk-free bonds worth $5000 at 2% per year. The firm has just repurchased 40% of its shares by issuing more risk-free bonds at 2% per year. Suppose you hold 300 shares of the firm. Assume that Modigliani and Miller Propositions in the absence of taxes hold, what should you do so that your return will remain unchanged after the repurchase? Problem 8. A firm's capital structure consists of 5000 shares of stock trading at $2 per share and risk-free bonds worth $5000 at 2% per year. The firm has just repurchased 40% of its shares by issuing more risk-free bonds at 2% per year. Suppose you hold 300 shares of the firm. Assume that Modigliani and Miller Propositions in the absence of taxes hold, what should you do so that your return will remain unchanged after the repurchase? Problem 8. A firm's capital structure consists of 5000 shares of stock trading at $2 per share and risk-free bonds worth $5000 at 2% per year. The firm has just repurchased 40% of its shares by issuing more risk-free bonds at 2% per year. Suppose you hold 300 shares of the firm. Assume that Modigliani and Miller Propositions in the absence of taxes hold, what should you do so that your return will remain unchanged after the repurchase?

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