In Computing the Weighted Average Cost of Capital, the Historic

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In computing the weighted average cost of capital, the historic weights are either book value or market value weights based on actual capital structure proportions.

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Average Rate

The mean value calculated by dividing the sum of rates by the number of rates, often used in finance to determine interest rates or growth rates.

Percent

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Technological Change

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Unemployment

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