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Leverage is an investment strategy that uses borrowed funds to increase potential returns, with fixed and variable costs playing crucial roles in understanding risk. Operating leverage measures the percentage change in EBIT due to changes in sales, while financial leverage magnifies the effect of EBIT changes on earnings per share. Combined leverage assesses the total risk by measuring the sensitivity of EPS to sales changes, incorporating both operating and financial risks.
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