Suppose that there are two otherwise identical companies, TwinLabs and SpinLabs. The only difference between them is that TwinLabs is 100 % equity financed, while SpinLabs uses a large amount of debt. Both companies pay a corporate tax rate of 30 %. In a Modigliani-Miller perfect frictionless world except for corporate taxes (i.e. a world in which corporate taxes, as they currently work in the U.S, are the only market imperfection), which of these two companies is worth more? OA. SpinLabs, the leveraged company, is worth more because of the debt tax shield. O B. TwinLabs, the unlevered company, is worth more because debt brings a risk of bankruptcy O C. TwinLabs, the 100 % equity-financed company, is worth more because of the debt tax shield O D. Both oompanies must be worth the same, since Modigliani and Miler proved that debt structure is irrelevant, regardless of taxes