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Under MM Proposition II, a firm's cost of equity capital is Blank______ related to the firm's debt-equity ratio provided the cost of capital for an all-equity firm exceeds the cost of debt.Multiple choice question.negativelynotpositivelyindirectly

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Under MM Proposition II, a firm's cost of equity capital is Blank______ related to the firm's debt-equity ratio provided the cost of capital for an all-equity firm exceeds the cost of debt.Multiple choice question.negativelynotpositivelyindirectly

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