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When using Hamada's Equation to 're-lever' a beta, what is the primary purpose of the calculation?

  1. To convert a nominal interest rate into a real interest rate.
  2. To adjust a peer group's business risk for the target firm's specific financial leverage.
  3. To adjust the market risk premium for changes in expected inflation.
  4. To determine the optimal debt-to-equity ratio that minimizes WACC.

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