Crane Furniture Corp. is nationally recognized for making high-quality products. Management is concerned that it is not fully exploiting its brand power. Crane's production managers are also concerned because their plants are not operating at anywhere near full capacity. Management is currently considering a proposal to offer a new line of affordable furniture. Those in favor of the proposal (including the vice president of production) believe that, by offering these new products, the company could attract a dientele that it is not currently servicing. Also, it could operate its plants at full capacity, thus taking better advantage of its assets. The vice president of marketing, however, believes that the lower priced (and lower margin) product would have a negative impact on the sales of existing products. The vice president believes that $ 106,000 of the sales of the new product will be from customers that would have purchased the more expensive product but switched to the lower-margin product because it was available. This is often referred to as cannibalization of existing sales) Top management feels, however, that even with cannibalization, the company's sales will increase and the company will be better oft The following data are available Current Results Proposed Results without Cannibalization Proposed Results with Cannibalization in thousands) Sales revenue 546,800 $63.600 Net income $12.480 564,660 $13.780 $106,000 $10.600 Average total assets $106,000 5106,000 Compute Crane's return on assets, profit margin and asset turnover, both with and without the new product line. (Round answers to 3 decimal places, s. 15.257) Current results Proposed Results without Cannibalization Proposed Results with Cannibalization Return on assets Profit margir Asset turnover