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Operating leverage
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Trade-off between variable and fixed costs. High operating leverage generally produces a higher rate of return. A firm is said to have high operating leverage if a high % of its costs are fixed. Indicates a small cahnge in sales will cause a large change in operating income.
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Degree of Operating leverage formulas
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% cahnge in EBIT / % cahnge in sales
or Sales-Variable costs / Sales - varaible costs - fixed costs |
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Break even Quantity
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Price per unit X (quantity) = (Variable cost per unit X quantity) + fixed costs
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Financial leverage
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Refers to the use of fixed income secrurities. Measures % change in EPS for a given % change in EBIT
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Degree of financial leverage formula
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= % change in EPS / % change in EBIT
or EBIT / (EBIT - interest) |
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Degree of Total Leverage
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= DOL X DFL
or =S-V / (S-V-F-int) or =% change EPS / % change Sales |
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Optimal capital structure
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Where WACC is minimized and STOCK PRICE is at its maximum
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