Investors are risk neutral, and the risk-free interest rate is 0. Suppose a company has a 1/3
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Investors are risk neutral, and the risk-free interest rate is 0. Suppose a company has a 1/3 chance each of being worth $200, $400, and $600 a year from now, but will need to pay 50% of this value in taxes. Also, there is a $100 cost to financial distress. Both interest payments and the cost of financial distress are tax deductible. Does D=0, 150 or 200 maximize the total firm value? Note that in the event of financial distress the financial distress costs have highest priority.
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An Introduction To Financial Markets A Quantitative Approach
ISBN: 9781118014776
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Authors: Paolo Brandimarte
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