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AAA has only stock and bonds in its capital structure. Balance sheet information: Long term debt (par value--NOT number of bonds) = $20,000,000, Common equity and retained earings = $22,000,000, and Shares of stock outstanding = 1,000,000. Bond information: Bond price ($1,000 par value per bond) = $1,250.00, bond annual coupon rate with semiannual payments = 6.0%, and bond maturity = 10 years. Stock information: Stock price = $50.00, beta = 1.25, recent dividend (D0) = $3.00, dividend growth rate = 4.00%. Other information: risk free rate = 4.0%, the market risk premium = 6.5%, tax rate = 40.0%. Find the market value weight for equity in the company's capital structure
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