Capital structure theory without taxes and bankruptcy costs

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1. What is MM capital structure theory without taxes and bankruptcy costs?

2. What are the implications of MM model to financial managers if we assume there are no taxes and bankruptcy costs? Why?

3. What are the implications of MM model to financial managers if we assume there are only corporate taxes but no bankruptcy costs? Why?

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