Company A acquires Company B for an Equity Purchase Price of $500, and it issues $250 of Common Stock and $250 of Debt to fund this deal. Company B's Assets (all of which are "operational") are worth $350, and it has no Liabilities. Of the purchase premium, $100 is allocated to Goodwill, and $50 is allocated to Other Intangible Assets. In the first year following the deal, Company A generates a total of $100 in Net Income, and it issues $50 in Common Dividends to its Common Shareholders and $50 in Preferred Dividends to its Preferred Stockholders. How do Company A's Current Equity Value and Current Enterprise Value change from beginning to end? A Current Equity Value is up by $250, and Current Enterprise Value is up by $500. B D Current Equity Value is up by $300, and Current Enterprise Value is up by $500. Current Equity Value is up by $500, and Current Enterprise Value is up by $350. Current Equity Value is up by $250, and Current Enterprise Value is up by $350.