Looking at the Macbeth Spot Removers example, do you think it is correct to assume that the share price remained unchanged at $10 per share irrespective of whether or not the company was 100% equity-financed or 50%/50% debt/equity-financed despite the fact that the “return on shares” increased from 15% to 20%? Why or why not?
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