Count All P53 CC331201 Basic Valuation Calculations - The APV Perpetuity Company - Interest Is Not Tax Deductible: In this problem, we value the APV Perpetuity Company from Problem 5.2 in an income tax regime in which inter- est expense is not tax deductible. The underlying information for the APV Perpetuity Company appears in Problem 5.2 with the following exceptions-interest is not tax deductible. If you also completed the previous problem for the APV Perpetuity Company, compare your responses for this problem to your responses for Problem 5.2 Value the companythe value of the firm and the value of the equity-as of the end of Year 0 using the APV valuation method. Calculate the company's capital structure ratios as of the end of Year 0. Given the company's capital structure strategy, how will these capital structure ratios vary in the future? Calculate the company's weighted average cost of capital as of the end of Year O. d Value the company-the value of the firm--as of the end of Year O using the WACC valuation method. Value the equity as of the end of Year 0 using the Equity DCF valuation method. Count All P53 CC331201 Basic Valuation Calculations - The APV Perpetuity Company - Interest Is Not Tax Deductible: In this problem, we value the APV Perpetuity Company from Problem 5.2 in an income tax regime in which inter- est expense is not tax deductible. The underlying information for the APV Perpetuity Company appears in Problem 5.2 with the following exceptions-interest is not tax deductible. If you also completed the previous problem for the APV Perpetuity Company, compare your responses for this problem to your responses for Problem 5.2 Value the companythe value of the firm and the value of the equity-as of the end of Year 0 using the APV valuation method. Calculate the company's capital structure ratios as of the end of Year 0. Given the company's capital structure strategy, how will these capital structure ratios vary in the future? Calculate the company's weighted average cost of capital as of the end of Year O. d Value the company-the value of the firm--as of the end of Year O using the WACC valuation method. Value the equity as of the end of Year 0 using the Equity DCF valuation method