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Business, 14.06.2021 21:00, mlbaker265

If MM's proposition II without taxes is true, what is the return to investors who invest $20 in a stock, borrow another $20 to buy a share of stock and pay 6% on the borrowed money if the EPS is $1.50? a. 6.0%.
b. 9.0%.
c. 12.0%.
d. 15.0%.

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