A company wants to earn real rate of 3%. Inflation is expected to be 8% year. What is a minimum nominal cost of capital?

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Mohamad Islahi Iqbal

by Mohamad Islahi Iqbal , Finance Manager , Arabian Vehicles & Trucks Industry Co. Ltd.

Minimum cost of capital should be 11.24%

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