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Cost of capital cost of equity capital remains unchanged when the degree of leverage varies

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Answered by mayank539
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Increase in debt would increase the financial risk of the investors and the equity holders will penalize the firm by demanding higher equity-capitalization rate. However, changes brought about by leverage on cost of debt and cost of equity offset one another and the overall cost of capital virtually remains constant.

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