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  • May 28, 2015 at 9:11 am #249768
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    There are arguments for both and the examiner always gives full marks whichever of the two rates that you use (even though obviously they give different final answers).

    (Some argue that the tax saving is risk free – so use the risk-free rate; others would argue that the tax saying has the same risk as the return on debt – so use the return on debt 🙂 )

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