What is the value of the following firm if free cash flows are expected to be a constant £30m per year forever, the post-tax cost of debt is 6%, the cost of equity capital is 14%, and half the firm’s capital is debt and half is equity? a £400m b I do not want to answer this question. c £250m d £350m e £450m f £300m
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What is the value of the following firm if
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£400m
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bI do not want to answer this question.
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c£250m
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£350m
- e
£450m
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f£300m
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