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By Joshua Kennon, About.com Guide to Beginner's Investing since 2001

Weighted Average Cost of Capital

Thursday August 7, 2008
One of the most important figures for calculating the potential intrinsic value of a firm is the weighted average cost of capital. This special article is designed to help you understand what the weighted average cost of capital is and how it is calculated.
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