The Nobel Prize winning Modigliani & Miller Theory states that a firm’s capital structure does not matter. It is based on three key assumptions: No income taxes Equal borrowing cost- individuals can borrow at the same interest rate as corporations. Perfect markets: There are no bankruptcy, transaction, contracting, or agency costs. Are these assumptions reasonable? What are the implications if the assumptions do not hold?

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