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A project cost $1 million and has a base-case NPV of exactly zero (NPV = 0). What is the projects' APV in the following cases?

a. If the firm invests, it has to raise $500,000 by a stock issue. Issue costs are 15% of net proceeds.

b. If the firm invests, its debt capacity increases by $500,000. The present value of interest tax shield on this debt is $76,000.

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APV=base-case NPV + net effect of financing decisions

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