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Assume that capital markets are perfect, you issue $30 million in new debt, and you issue $20 million in new equity.  You ownership stake in the firm following these new issues of debt and equity is closest to:
A) 58%
B) 50%
C) 33%
D) 55%
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Explanation:  D) Owner's equity = value - debt - new equity = 75 - 30 - 20 = $25 million
Total equity = owners equity + new equity = $25 + $20 = $45 million
Owner's stake =   = .555555 or 55.56%
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