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How does an increase in the marginal tax rate typically affect the FCFE of a levered firm, assuming EBIT and Interest Expense remain constant?
- FCFE increases because the interest tax shield becomes more valuable.
- FCFE decreases because the higher tax rate reduces the firm's Net Income.
- FCFE remains unchanged because taxes are only calculated at the firm level (FCFF).
- FCFE increases because depreciation tax shields are amplified.
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