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    The Cost of Equity Is Equal to the Interest a Firm
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The Cost of Equity Is Equal to the Interest a Firm

Question 24

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The cost of equity is equal to the interest a firm must pay its debt holders in order to induce those debt holders to lend money to the firm.

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