3. Ownership structure Consider an ownership structure (involving two firms A and B) where Company A owns 50% of Company B's shares, and Company B owns 25% of Company A's shares. The controlling family owns 1% of Company A's shares, 1% of Company B's shares, and manages Company A and B by holding the CEO position in these companies. If you need, the formula for infinite sum is: (1+x+x2+ x3+ x4+ x5+ x6+....)=1/(1-x). 50% Firm A Firm B 25% 1% 1% Manager 3.1. (2 points) Estimate the cash flow rights of the controlling family. To be more specific, if Company B makes $200, how much is the legal amount that the controlling family should receive? 3.2. (lpoint) What is the control rights of the controlling family on Firm B 3. Ownership structure Consider an ownership structure (involving two firms A and B) where Company A owns 50% of Company B's shares, and Company B owns 25% of Company A's shares. The controlling family owns 1% of Company A's shares, 1% of Company B's shares, and manages Company A and B by holding the CEO position in these companies. If you need, the formula for infinite sum is: (1+x+x2+ x3+ x4+ x5+ x6+....)=1/(1-x). 50% Firm A Firm B 25% 1% 1% Manager 3.1. (2 points) Estimate the cash flow rights of the controlling family. To be more specific, if Company B makes $200, how much is the legal amount that the controlling family should receive? 3.2. (lpoint) What is the control rights of the controlling family on Firm B