Net Current Assets = $100 Net Fixed Assets = $200 Long Term Debt = $150 Equity = $150 Sales = $1000 Costs = $800 Taxes = $68

Assume that costs and current assets increase at the same rate as sales, but debt and equity do not. The tax rate is constant. Also assume that 80% of net income is paid out in dividends, and the firm's fixed assets are being used at 95% capacity. If sales grow by 20%, what is the EFN? (round to 2 decimal places).

Assume that costs and assets increase at the same rate as sales, but debt and equity do not. Also assume that 73.1% of net income is paid out in dividends, and the firm's fixed assets are being used at FULL capacity. The tax rate is constant. If the company does not wish to issue any new equity or debt, what is the maximum growth rate in sales that they can achieve? (round to 2 decimal places).