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A company has outstanding $100 million worth of common stock on which investors require a return of 15%. In addition, the firm has outstanding $50 million in bonds that offer 9% return. What rate of return must the firm earn on its investment to satisfy both groups of investors if the corporate tax rate is one-third. (Hint: find WACC)
a) 9.33%b)12,00%c)13.25%d)14.00%e) None of the above
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