Firm commitment versus best efforts. Astro Investment Bank offers Lunar Vacations the follow nitial public sale of equity: (a) a best efforts arrangement whereby Astro will keep 2.7% of the ret commitment arrangement of $10,400,000. Lunar plans on offering 1,000,000 shares at $12.59 pe public. If it sells 100% of the shares, which is the better choice for Lunar Vacations? Which is the Astro Investment Bank? Under the best efforts arrangement, what are the proceeds for Lunar Vacations? (Round to the nearest dollar.)

Firm commitment versus best efforts. Astro Investment Bank offers Lunar Vacations the follow nitial public sale of equity: (a) a best efforts arrangement whereby Astro will keep 2.7% of the ret commitment arrangement of $10,400,000. Lunar plans on offering 1,000,000 shares at $12.59 pe public. If it sells 100% of the shares, which is the better choice for Lunar Vacations? Which is the Astro Investment Bank? Under the best efforts arrangement, what are the proceeds for Lunar Vacations? (Round to the nearest dollar.)

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