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Chapter 016

The document discusses the impact of financial leverage on a company's value, emphasizing the relationship between debt, stock repurchase, and profit margins. It analyzes various scenarios of debt management and their effects on earnings and shareholder returns. The document also highlights the importance of considering risks associated with increased leverage and the potential benefits of tax shields from interest payments.

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Chapter 016

The document discusses the impact of financial leverage on a company's value, emphasizing the relationship between debt, stock repurchase, and profit margins. It analyzes various scenarios of debt management and their effects on earnings and shareholder returns. The document also highlights the importance of considering risks associated with increased leverage and the potential benefits of tax shields from interest payments.

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