24) Optimal capital structure Ham&Cheese, Inc. paid an annual dividend of $3/share this year. The firm's common stock dividends grow at a consistent rate of 1.5 percent per year. Common stockholders currently require an annual return of 10% per year on their investment. The company currently has a 50% debt-50% equity capital structure. The firm's CEO believes that by increasing debt, the company can leveragg a higher return for shareholders. He is considering changing the capital structure to 60% debt - 40% equity, if such change would benefit the shareholders. The firm estimates that if it increases the debt ratio, it will be able to increase its dividend growth to 2 percent per year, and this growth can be sustained indefinitely thereafter. Due to a higher level of debt, the firm's common stockholders will require a higher annual return of 12% per year on their stock Investment. Given the above information: (a) Find the firm's stock price under the current capital structure (b) Find the firm's stock price under the proposed capital structure (c) Given your answers to part (a) and (b), explain why the company should or should not change its capital structure