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In class we discussed the example of a poison pill implementation with or without the distribution of dividends, following Professor Robert Bruner's example in "Poison Pill Dilution Ch.33.xls", posted on Canvas. Please estimate (in Excel) the raider's total economic dilution after the pill is triggered if the poison pill "trigger" is alternatively: a. 5% b. 10% c. 15% d. 20% (hint: this is the baseline scenario shown in the spreadsheet) Which of the four "trigger" scenarios is the costliest to the raider? Does the anticipated distribution of a dividend cause a change in the raider's total economic dilution after the pill is triggered? Please explain.

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