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Based on modigliani and miller's propositions i and ii in a perfect world without taxes nor distress costs, if the original unlevered firm value is $100 million and the cfo is planning to carry out a leveraged recapitalization to a debt equity ratio of 1: 2. what’s the levered firm value? if the unlevered equity requires 11% annual return and the debt requires a 5% of annual return, what’s the required return for the levered equity? show all steps and equations.

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