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In some business models, like restaurants, revenue determines expenses. For example, a restaurant owner may find that labor and food costs should each be 30% of total revenue for the business model to work As you run your business over time, you'll see certain patterns and limitations (e.g. cafes only have a certain number of seats) - pattems in revenue to determine expenses. Please review and analyze the Financial Statement Model and explain each component in Dark Blue Such as \% Growth per month. Revenue, Expenses, Operating Cash Flow, etc. Please review the Sample Financial Statement as a reference. 1x. FIN 5823 WEEK AND WEEK 8 FINAN. STATE. MODELXISFEbruary 29 2016, 4:07 PM In some business models, like restaurants, revenue determines expenses. For example, a restaurant owner may find that labor and food costs should each be 30% of total revenue for the business model to work As you run your business over time, you'll see certain patterns and limitations (e.g. cafes only have a certain number of seats) - pattems in revenue to determine expenses. Please review and analyze the Financial Statement Model and explain each component in Dark Blue Such as \% Growth per month. Revenue, Expenses, Operating Cash Flow, etc. Please review the Sample Financial Statement as a reference. 1x. FIN 5823 WEEK AND WEEK 8 FINAN. STATE. MODELXISFEbruary 29 2016, 4:07 PM