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Scenario A Debt $0 Equity $10,000 Income before taxes and interest expenses $2,000 Interest expenses $0 (because there is no debt) Income before taxes $2,000 Income taxes at 40% $800 Net income $1,200 ROE (return on equity) = Net Income / Equity =$1,200/$10,000 = 12% Now, in Scenario B, we are going to borrow $4,000 debt and reduce the Equity to $6,000. Assume a 9% interest rate. Could you try to figure out the ROE. What conclusion could you draw from here?
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Retail and wholesale grocery company
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