Cost of Capital Definition | Becker

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Cost of Capital

A measure of the cost of using capital. A weighted average of the interest cost of debt capital and the implicit cost of equity capital. It is the minimum rate of return that must be earned on new investments that will not dilute the interests of the shareholders.

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