ROSE has no debt, its shareholders require a return of 10%, and EBIT of $25,000 which is paid annually in perpetuity starting in one year. JISOO is identical except it is partially financed by $40,000 of perpetual bonds with an annual coupon of 7%. The tax rate is zero. What is the cost of equity for JISOO?

ROSE has no debt, its shareholders require a return of 10%, and EBIT of $25,000 which is paid annually in perpetuity starting in one year. JISOO is identical except it is partially financed by $40,000 of perpetual bonds with an annual coupon of 7%. The tax rate is zero. What is the cost of equity for JISOO?

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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