What represents the after-tax average expense of the capital a company utilizes over the long term?

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Explanation

The weighted average cost of capital (WACC) reflects the company's average after-tax cost of funds over the long run, combining the cost of equity and debt. Economic value added, net operating profit after tax, and net earnings are financial metrics but do not represent the average cost of capital.

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What represents the after-tax average expense of the capital a company utilizes over the long term?

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