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If cee company is considering raising $100 million from the bond market. assume that the firm is successful in raising the money today. what will be the interest expense for the $100 million debt one year from today. (b) IF the current yield on treasury securities is5% and the market risk premium is 6.5%, what is your best estimate of cees beta (c) the firms has $100 million debt in bonds what is its total capital.

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