It is your job to determine your companys marginal cost of capital schedule. The firms current capital structure, which it considers optimal, consists of 30% debt, 20% preferred stock, and 50% common equity. The firm has determined that it can borrow up to $15 million in debt at a pre-tax cost of 7%, an additional $9 million at a pre-tax cost of 9%, and any additional debt funds at 11%. The firm expects to retain $25 million of its earnings; any additional income can be raised by issuing new common stock. The firms common stock currently trades at $30 per share, and it pays a $3.00 per share dividend. Dividends are expected to grow at a 5% annual rate over time. If the firm issues new common stock it will be sold to the public at a 10% discount. There will also be a $2.00 per share flotation cost. Preferred stock can be issued in unlimited quantities at a pre-tax cost of 12%. As a follow-on to the cost estimate for the first $50m in capital, compute the cost of the next $30m in capital. Assume a tax rate of 40%.

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	12.82%
	13.22%
	15.48%
	11.26%

It is your job to determine your companys marginal cost of capital schedule. The firms current capital structure, which it considers optimal, consists of 30% debt, 20% preferred stock, and 50% common equity. The firm has determined that it can borrow up to $15 million in debt at a pre-tax cost of 7%, an additional $9 million at a pre-tax cost of 9%, and any additional debt funds at 11%. The firm expects to retain $25 million of its earnings; any additional income can be raised by issuing new common stock. The firms common stock currently trades at $30 per share, and it pays a $3.00 per share dividend. Dividends are expected to grow at a 5% annual rate over time. If the firm issues new common stock it will be sold to the public at a 10% discount. There will also be a $2.00 per share flotation cost. Preferred stock can be issued in unlimited quantities at a pre-tax cost of 12%. If the firm decides to raise more than $80m in capital, what is the cost of that capital? Assume a tax rate of 40%.

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	11.63%
	12.38%
	13.18%
	14.01%

It is your job to determine your companys marginal cost of capital schedule. The firms current capital structure, which it considers optimal, consists of 30% debt, 20% preferred stock, and 50% common equity. The firm has determined that it can borrow up to $15 million in debt at a pre-tax cost of 7%, an additional $9 million at a pre-tax cost of 9%, and any additional debt funds at 11%. The firm expects to retain $25 million of its earnings; any additional income can be raised by issuing new common stock. The firms common stock currently trades at $30 per share, and it pays a $3.00 per share dividend. Dividends are expected to grow at a 5% annual rate over time. If the firm issues new common stock it will be sold to the public at a 10% discount. There will also be a $2.00 per share flotation cost. Preferred stock can be issued in unlimited quantities at a pre-tax cost of 12%. If the firm has the following investment opportunity schedule, determine the firm's optimal capital budget. Assume a tax rate of 40%.

Project	Investment	IRR	Project	Investment	IRR
A	$25m	19.0%	E	$15m	12.5%
B	$16m	15.0%	F	$10m	12.0%
C	$14m	13.0%	G	$6m	11.0%
D	$7m	12.9%	H	$60m	9.0%

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	$65m
	$62m
	$59m
	$70m