I. Search Yahoo Finance, http://www.bloomberg.com or any other credible source to retrieve the most recent income statement and balance sheet for a major leveraged corporation.II. Provide these statements in proper format.III. Also, retrieve the data on the company’s stock annual rate of return for the past 10 years.IV. In addition, retrieve annual rate of return of a major financial index. Present this data as well.V. Using the data on company’s stock rate of return and the index’s rate of return estimate beta of the corporation. Make sure to adjust this value to obtain leveraged beta. Compare this value with the value stated by the source. Retrieve the risk-free rate of return as the annual interest rate of US treasuries. Based on these values estimate the expected annual rate of return of the corporation’s security. Using the financial statements mentioned above estimate the annual rate of interest paid by the corporation (cost of debt). Also, find the tax rate and capitalization ratio (proportions among equity and debt). Using these values that you have found estimate the annual weighted cost of capital (WACC) of the corporation.VI. Suppose that the corporation is offered an investment which has the following cash flows. In million dollarsYear012345678910Cash flow-$10$1,5$1,5$1,5$1,5$1,5$1,5$1,5$1,5$1,5$1,5● Based on WACC, Is this investment viable?● For each part above state the problem before answering the questions, provide clear justifications, explain your work in detail, and cite all references used for development of the content. write a 2-3 page paper in response to a case study or similar assignment provided by your professor. Student answers are to be clear, well-organized, and specific. Provide a concise, cogent argument and include details to support your response

The definition of externalities involve effects, positive or negative, on third parties. If decisions impose costs on others and decision makers ignore the third party effects, poor decisions can result. Decisions about dating and particularly marriage can have enormous impacts on our lives and happiness. Do spillover or externality effects justify regulation or litigation of decisions in marriage markets? Should a person whose marriage proposal is rejected have the ability to make an argument before either a judge or regulator that their interests were not being properly weighed and evaluated in the decision? What about the interests of potential suitors who will never get to try to woo someone because they are “off the market?” If you think that there is no parallel between costs imposed on others through production or consumption of goods and services and the “harms” involved in dating and marriage decisions, why?There isn't really a market for dating and marriage, so the term market is being used somewhat figuratively here.  People do interact and make choices which lead to matches, and the search for a partner could be seen as similar to the labor market, where both businesses and job seekers are looking for a very good match.And clearly decisions by one person have impacts on other people in the dating and marriage "market" which could be thought of analogous to negative externalities.  So what I want you to think and write about is, does it seem reasonable to think about the marriage market as having lots of externalities?  Externalities due to pollution often lead to value for government regulation, and so if the marriage market is full of externalities, does this mean that the marriage market should be extensively regulated as well?You can either think it's helpful to apply the concept of externalities in the marriage market, or not helpful.  Try to explain whether you think it is or is not helpful and appropriate (in terms of helping us understand what is happening) to make this application or not.Write 2 to 3 pages on this topic.