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Financial Analytics: Science and Experience
 

Cost and the structure of capital of company in post-Modigliani - Miller era (end)

Vol. 4, Iss. 38, OCTOBER 2011

Available online: 24 October 2011

Subject Heading: MATHEMATICAL METHODS OF ANALYSIS IN THE ECONOMY

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Brusov P.N. doctor of physics and mathematics science, the professor the department of applied mathematics, Financial University under the Government of Russian Federation
pnb1983@yahoo.com

Filatova T.V. PhD in Economics, professor of chair financial management, Financial university under the Government of Russian Federation
mfilatova@fa.ru

Orekhova N.P. PhD of physics and mathematics, of president of «Eda» company
Natali_orehova@bk.ru

Brusov P.P. Ph.D, leading scientist of Southen federal university
ppb@bmail.ru

Brusova A.P. Head of the department of financial settlements and risks of MTS
flowerik1@yandex.ru

After accepting more than half century back the conclusions of the theory Of Modigliani - Miller, financiers in the course of time forgot rel.un. limitations and uses it without their calculation. This led to the serious divergence with the real economy. The authors remove one of the most serious limitations, connected with the assumption of perpetuity of the company and they show that the calculation of the deadline of existence of company leads to a fundamental change in the entire theory of Modigliani - Miller. The concept created by the authors allowed study the dependence of the cost of equity of the company and its weighted average cost for the first time that was impossible in principle within perpetuity theory.
     In the second part of the article the contemporary theory of the corporate of finances, based on the failure of perpetuity of company is presented.

Keywords: average cost of capital, cost of equity capital, Modigliani - Miller theory, modification, Brusov - Filatova theorem, perpetuity, company, finite lifetime

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