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sjones

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The cost of capital to a firm is equal to
 A) a risk-free rate plus an equity premium.
  B) a risk-free interest rate.
  C) an equity premium charged by lenders.
  D) the Treasury bill rate minus an equity premium.

Question 2

Dividends
 A) raise after tax net income.
  B) are not tax deductible.
  C) are tax deductible.
  D) have the same tax treatment for the firm as the tax treatment of interest payments.



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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

B



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