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Incremental Cost of Capital
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Incremental cost of capital
Average cost applicable to the issue of each additional unit of debt and equity.

Incremental Cost of Capital
The average cost to a company to issue one more unit of debt or equity. The incremental cost of capital varies according to how many more or fewer units a company wishes to issue. See also: Incremental cost.


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PHARMACEUTICAL R&D INVESTMENT Basic economic theory predicts that firms invest in capital up to the point where the expected marginal efficiency of investment (MEI) is equal to the marginal cost of capital (MCC).
Building on the idea that a weak legal environment increases the cost of external financing, the authors derive a model of investment in which changes in the marginal cost of capital are identified by changes in leverage and by the interactions of leverage with the concentration of inside equity ownership.
The general failure of the business to earn profits sufficient to equal or exceed the marginal cost of capital.
 
 
 
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