Chapter 3, Problem 15, asks you to construct a five-year financial projection for Aquatic Supplies beginning in

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Chapter 3, Problem 15, asks you to construct a five-year financial projection for Aquatic Supplies beginning in 2022. Based on your forecast, or the suggested answer available for download from McGraw-Hill’s Connect or your course instructor, calculate Aquatic Supplies’ sustainable and actual growth rates in these years. What do these numbers suggest to you?

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This problem asks you to prepare one- and five-year financial forecasts and conduct some sensitivity analysis and scenario analysis for Aquatic Supplies Company. A spreadsheet containing the company’s 2021 financial statements and management’s projections is available for download from McGraw-Hill’s Connect or your course instructor (see the Preface for more information). Use this information to answer the questions posed in the spreadsheet.

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