The Value of a Corporation in a Levered Buyout Is

question 54

Multiple Choice

The value of a corporation in a levered buyout is composed of which following four parts:

• A) unlevered cash flows and interest tax shields during the debt paydown period, unlevered terminal value, and asset sales.
• B) unlevered cash flows and interest tax shields during the debt paydown period, unlevered terminal value and interest tax shields after the paydown period.
• C) levered cashflows and interest tax shields during the debt paydown period, levered terminal value and interest tax shields after the paydown period.
• D) levered cashflows and interest tax shields during the debt paydown period, unlevered terminal value and interest tax shields after the paydown period.

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