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Session 18: Optimum Capital Structure - The Cost of Capital Approach
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In this session, I start by using the trade off on debt to lay out the basis for the Miller Modigliani proposition that financial leverage does not matter. I then discuss why firms prefer retained earnings to new debt issue to new equity issues, in that order. The rest of the session was spent developing the cost of capital approach to optimize debt ratios.
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