The management board of a company is considering a business venture worth $50 million. According to plans, the investment could bring $70 million in total net sales. It is estimated that the operating costs will make up 80% of the total net sales. The rate of tax levied on the profit will be 19%. The company currently holds shareholders' equity, including retained earnings of $30 million. The management board is considering three different scenarios to raise the remaining capital for the business venture: a) Issuing new shares only (increasing equity capital), b) Taking out a loan at 10% interest per annum for the full amount of the capital. shortage, c) Taking out a loan at 10% interest per annum for 40% of the capital shortage, plus issuing bonds at 6% interest per annum for 20% of the capital shortage, plus issuing shares for the remaining amount of the shortage. Instructions: 1. Identify the best financing option by using the financial leverage formula (choose the right financing option for the business venture). 2. After you choose the financing option, calculate the change of return on equity (AROE) that can be generated by using debt, and the threshold EBIT.