In one year: Firm XYZ will earn $120 if its businesses perform well. The Firm owes a $50 payment to its creditors in one year. If the Firm's businesses perform poorly next year, then its earnings will only be $90. In this case, its payment to the creditors will be $45 because of the direct costs of bankruptcy. DEBT The chance that the Firm's businesses will perform well or poorly in one year equals 50%. The interest rate on the Firm's debt is 5%. The creditors are fully aware of these possible future outcomes. How should they evaluate this debt? To answer this question, first, the math shows that the creditors expect to receive [Select] from the Firm next year. Then, one can calculate that the current value of debt equals [Select] HINT: You won't need to use all the numbers that are given in this