(4 points) A company has to raise $100 million to finance a project and has to decide between two financing options offered by an investment bank: (A) Issuing equity. (B) Issuing straight debt that pays standard market interest rates. In both cases, there is exactly one investor, the investment bank. The investment bank is well diversified. Assume that each financing option represents a zero NPV investment for the investment bank. Unless stated otherwise, assume perfect capital markets (assumptions of Modigliani & Miller without taxes). Which of the following statements are true? a. The company should strictly prefer the first type of financing (A), since it implies lower interest payments. b. When the firm's unlevered free cash flows are very risky, the firm should strictly prefer the first type of financing (A) in order to maximize shareholder value. Oc When there are positive personal taxes on interest income and otherwise perfect capital markets, the company should choose the second type of financing (B), even though the interest payments are higher. d. (a), (b), and (c) e. (a) and (b) Of. (a) and (c) g. (b) and (0) Oh. None of the above