This problem uses data for Tesla's FCFE in $2023,$ except operating liabilities which is a littl bit different for each student.

Assume the following information $($numbers in millions$).$

Note: You can copy this table directly into Excel.

$\backslash$table$[[$Data Item,$2022\_,2023\_],[$EBIT $($$$),13831,8891],[$Interest Expense $($$$),113,-1082],[,,],[$Operating Assets $($$$),34985,36920],[$Operating Liabilities $($$$),24,720,25703],[$Net Fixed Assets $($$$),41421,57002],[$Debt $($$$),6942,10548],[,,],[$Tax Rate $(\%),,-50\mathrm{.}1\%]]$

What is free cash flow to equity in $2023?$

IMPORTANT! It will be very easy to goof up this problem given the negative interest expense and negative tax rate. Remember, if you subtract a negative this turns it into a positive.

Hint: It will be so amazingly useful to remember the FCFE extra credit problem.

To help, please note that the answer ranges between $2,000$ and $2,100.$