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The capital cost curve of an enterprise U is a function f:\left\ {EK \ left (U \ right), fiber plastic \ left (U \ right), U \ right \} \ times \ mathbb {R} ^+_0 \ rightarrow capital costing NSA TZE, which illustrates own capital funds, outside capital or entire liabilities of the enterprise and a debt ratio of the enterprise at the expected own capital funds cost expense, outside capital cost set or total capital cost set, how

  • U an enterprise is, whose liabilities consist only of priority outside capital and subordinate own capital funds,
  • EK \ (U \ right) own capital funds of the enterprise U is left,
  • Fiber plastic \ (U \ right) the outside capital of the enterprise U is left.

The capital cost curve of an enterprise is particularly for it meaningfully, over

  • To compare own capital funds cost set and outside capital cost set of the enterprise in dependence of the debt ratio of the enterprise with one another,
  • to minimize the total capital cost set of the enterprise, as a suitable debt ratio for the enterprise is found.

Since typically the capital cost curve for an enterprise admits at the most ausschnittsweise is, such considerations are usually limited to the theory.


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