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    This document outlines factors that a company can control and cannot control to determine its future cost of capital. The factors a company can control include capital structure policy, dividend policy, and investment policy. The factors a company cannot control include stock and bond markets, market risk premium, and tax rates.

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    This document outlines factors that a company can control and cannot control to determine its future cost of capital. The factors a company can control include capital structure policy, dividend policy, and investment policy. The factors a company cannot control include stock and bond markets, market risk premium, and tax rates.

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    This document outlines factors that a company can control and cannot control to determine its future cost of capital. The factors a company can control include capital structure policy, dividend policy, and investment policy. The factors a company cannot control include stock and bond markets, market risk premium, and tax rates.

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    To determine the Cost of Capital in the

    future, there are several factors


    that influence

    The Company The Company


    Can Control Can’t Control
    Capital Structure Stock and Bond
    Policy Markets
    Dividend Policy Market Risk Premium
    (RPM)
    Investment Policy Tax Rates

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