Firm C has no debt and 10 million shares outstanding. The firm is either a good fimm or a bad firm. If it is a good firm, then its true stock price is $20; if it is a bad firm, then its true stock price is $10. Only the manager knows whether the firm is good or bad. Shareholders consider these two stock prices equally likely, so the price for the stock is the average price of $15. Shareholders also know the firm can afford debt only if it is a good firm. The firm wants to expand its production and needs $1 million to fund the expansion. The firm can either borrow or issue new equity to raise $1 million. a. If the firm issues equity, what will be the stock price? b. If the firm issues debt, what will be the stock price? c. Should a good fimm issue equity or debt? Answer the question and briefly explain. d. Should a bad firm issue equity or debt? Answer the question and briefly explain. Firm C has no debt and 10 million shares outstanding. The firm is either a good fimm or a bad firm. If it is a good firm, then its true stock price is $20; if it is a bad firm, then its true stock price is $10. Only the manager knows whether the firm is good or bad. Shareholders consider these two stock prices equally likely, so the price for the stock is the average price of $15. Shareholders also know the firm can afford debt only if it is a good firm. The firm wants to expand its production and needs $1 million to fund the expansion. The firm can either borrow or issue new equity to raise $1 million. a. If the firm issues equity, what will be the stock price? b. If the firm issues debt, what will be the stock price? c. Should a good fimm issue equity or debt? Answer the question and briefly explain. d. Should a bad firm issue equity or debt? Answer the question and briefly explain