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Extended Merton model (EMM)

A model that takes account of debt, its redemption, tax and the tax shield, used to compute asset distributions of an all-equity firm and the identical levered firm.

Source: The Tradeoff Theory as a Method of Choosing Capital Structure: Effects of Debt and Tax on the Firm Value (Academic research) · p.1

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