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Ski and Board are two identical firms of identical size operating in identical markets. Ski is unlevered with assets valued at $11000 and has 550 shares of stock outstanding. Board also has $11000 in assets and has $7000 in debt financed at an interest rate of 5.50% and has 200 shares of stock outstanding. Assume perfect capital markets. Calculate the level of EBIT that would make earnings per share the same for Ski and Board. $
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