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Modigliani and Miller followed up their initial work with a new model that incorporated a world with corporate taxes. Which of the statements below result from this model?
A) A new Proposition II with taxes and it states: The WACC of the firm falls as more debt is added.
B) A new Proposition I with taxes and it states: All debt financing is optimal.
C) The more debt sold, the greater the tax shield and the smaller the government's share of the firm.
D) All of these

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