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Students of Communication, study E-Commerce as an auxiliary subject. these are the key points discussed in these Lecture Slides of E-Commerce : Big Picture, Pathways, Debt, Optimal, Capital, Enhanced, Cost, Present, Sector, Cycle
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¨ Recapping our discussion of cost of capital: ¨ The cost of debt is the market interest rate that the firm has to pay on its long term borrowing today, net of tax benefits. It will be a funcNon of: (a) The long-‐term riskfree rate (b) The default spread for the company, reflecNng its credit risk (c) The firm’s marginal tax rate ¨ The cost of equity reflects the expected return demanded by marginal equity investors. If they are diversified, only the porNon of the equity risk that cannot be diversified away (beta or betas) will be priced into the cost of equity. ¨ The cost of capital is the cost of each component weighted by its relaNve market value. ¨ Cost of capital = Cost of equity (E/(D+E)) + A_er-‐tax cost of debt (D/(D+E))
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Applying Cost of Capital Approach: The
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Assume the firm has $200 million in cash flows, expected to grow 3% a year forever.
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¤ Equity will become riskier -‐> Beta will increase -‐> Cost of Equity will increase. ¤ EsNmaNon will use levered beta calculaNon
¤ Default risk will go up and bond raNngs will go down as debt goes up -‐> Cost of Debt will increase. ¤ To esNmaNng bond raNngs, we will use the interest coverage raNo (EBIT/Interest expense)