Gen Combo Looseleaf Principles Of Corporate Finance With Connect Access Card
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Author: Richard A Brealey
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Chapter 18, Problem 1PS
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To discuss: The assumption under which the
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The PV calculation assumes that the debt is fixed and perpetual, rate of tax is fixed, the personal tax rates on interest of investors and equity income are same. These assumptions proves that the calculation of PV is correct.
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