Modigliani/Miller Theorem: Capital Structure and Firm Value

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Principles of Finance: Costs and Default Analysis

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Principles of Finance: Risk and Return

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Modigliani/Miller Theorem: Firm Value and Capital Structure

Explores the Modigliani/Miller Theorem, showing how firm value remains unaffected by financing policy in ideal capital markets.

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Explores the practical applications and implications of the Capital Asset Pricing Model in finance, including estimating betas and calculating expected returns.