alleryStart learning →One common definition of financial leverage is total debt divided by what?
AShareholders' equity
BTotal fixed assets
CAnnual sales revenue
DOperating income
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Shareholders' equity
Total debt relative to the owners' equity shows how much of the financing is borrowed.
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