The WACC tab assists in determining the best investment opportunities by providing the average rate a company should pay to finance its assets. This is represented by the Weighted Average Cost of Capital (WACC). The core of WACC is the unlevered beta. A higher unlevered beta indicates that a company is more volatile and riskier than the market average, while a lower unlevered beta suggests that a company is less risky. Therefore, by comparing the WACC values of different investment opportunities, one can identify which ones are potentially more profitable and less risky.
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