a
Adequate information:
Debt-equity ratio
Debt
Equity
Capital required
Equity flotation cost
Debt flotation cost
To compute: Rationale behind borrowing the entire amount.
Introduction: Borrowing for a new project is a way for the company to finance the new project using external funds which allows the company to use the internal fund for working capital requirements. Debt financing for the entire project changes the capital structure of the company.
b
Adequate information:
Debt-equity ratio
Debt
Equity
Capital required
Equity flotation cost
Debt flotation cost
To compute: Weighted average flotation cost
Introduction: Weighted average flotation cost is the determination of the proportion of the project to be financed with equity and the proportion to be financed with debt.
c
Adequate information:
Debt-equity ratio
Debt
Equity
Capital required
Equity flotation cost
Debt flotation cost
To compute: True cost of building a new assembly line
Introduction: Weighted average flotation cost is the determination of the proportion of the project to be financed with equity and the proportion to be financed with debt.

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