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How does the 'Interest Burden' ratio in the five-way DuPont decomposition typically change following a leveraged recapitalization?
- It increases because the firm's pre-tax profit margin improves with higher debt.
- It increases because the higher leverage amplifies the return on equity.
- It remains constant because the tax shield offsets the higher interest costs.
- It decreases because interest expense as a portion of EBIT increases.
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