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Sergio039
1 day ago
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According to the​ Break-Even EBIT​ analysis, shareholders are​ ____ off with debt when EBIT is​ _____ the​ Break-Even EBIT level

. A. ​worse; above B. ​better; above C. ​better; below D. ​better; equal to
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