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Let's assume a company has both high operating leverage and high financial leverage:
How would you characterize the level of risk assumed by the company?
How would you consider investing in a company that has both high operating and financial leverage? please explain

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A.) The recent Great Recession of 2008-2009 has had significant impact on a wide range of corporate performance. What impact would you predict it had on leverage? Would financial leverage have increased, decreased, or remained the same? What about operating leverage? Why? please elaborate and explain

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State if each statement is true or false and explain.

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