Assume that Classique decides to set the subscription price at $4 rather than $2. Now what will the value of a right be? (Assume all other information remains the same.)

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The value of a right can be calculated using the formula: $ \text{Value of a right} = \frac{\text{Market Price} - \text{Subscription Price}}{\text{Number of Rights needed to buy a new share} + 1} $. Assuming the market price remains the same and only the subscription price changes to $4, and if all other information remains the same as in the original scenario (which isn't fully detailed here but typically involves a specific market price and a rights issue ratio), we adjust the formula accordingly. Without the specific market price and rights issue ratio, a direct calculation can't be provided, but the correct choice is based on the information given.

Assume That Classique Decides to Set the Subscription Price at $4