Modigliani and Miller Theory: A Challenge to Capital Budgeting Strategies Financing corporate purchases and overall capital budgeting usually requires the finance manager to assess tax rates, dividend payout policy, weighting of capital sources, and more. However, the Modigliani and Miller propositions state that, in most situations, it does not matter if the firm's capital is raised by issuing stock or selling debt. As a student you might assume studies of capital budgeting strategies will no longer be reviewed in coursework. Before coming to that conclusion please discuss in a couple paragraphs the principles presented by Modigliani and Miller and explain your agreement or disagreement