Ralston Enterprises has assets that will have a market value in one year as shown here: 3. That is, there is a(n) 3% chance the assets will be worth $70 million, a(n) 7% chance the assets will be worth $80 million, and so on. Suppose the CEO is contemplating a decision that will benefit her personally but will reduce the value of the firm's assets by $10 million. The CEO is likely to proceed with this decision unless it substantially increases the firm's risk of bankruptcy. a. If Ralston has debt due of $75 million in one year, the CEO's decision will increase the probability of bankruptcy by what percentage? b. What level of debt provides the CEO with the biggest incentive not to proceed with the decision? a. If Ralston has debt due of $75 million in one year, the CEO's decision will increase the probability of bankruptcy by what percentage? If Ralston has debt due of $75 million in one year, the CEO's decision will increase the probability of bankruptcy by%. (Round to the nearest integer.) Data Table (Click on the following icon in order to copy its contents into a spreadsheet.) Probability Value (in $ million) 3% 70 7% 80 24% 90 32% 100 24% 110 7% 120 3% 130 Print Done