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Write a brief memorandum addressed to the instructor that discusses how your company (project company) is financed. Discuss the mix of debt and equity financing. Additionally, discuss what type and mix and financing would you recommend for your company. Provide your reasoning for your recommendations.

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The solution provides an assignment is to write a memo to the instructor discussing how your company is financed, discussing the mix of debt and equity financing and any recommended changes.

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Create a letterhead for your memo. Don't forget your own name somewhere. The following is a rough draft of an idea, based on my father's now dissolved company.
___________________________________________________________________

center letterhead.

To: Mr. Baxter (Use your instructor's name as he/she instructs in the assignment))
From: Ms. Smith (good place for your name)

Our company, Corfman Distributing, Inc. is ...

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