alleryStart learning →Raising interest expense while EBIT stays fixed does what to DFL?
AReduces the ratio
BLeaves it unchanged
CMakes it exactly zero
DIncreases the ratio
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Increases the ratio
A larger interest bill shrinks EBIT less interest, so EBIT divided by it grows.
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