Marginal cost of capital schedule
What is MCC (marginal cost of capital schedule)? The schedule is always a horizontal line. Elaborate.
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a) Capital schedule’s Marginal cost is a graphical representation of the weighted average cost of capital at various levels of financing. b) The MCC schedule is not a horizontal line all the time. For several firms MCC schedule increases, generally at discreet intervals, when the funds amount to be raised increases.
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