In 2017, Burger King successfully acquired Popeye for $1.8 billion. If income from productsales is $1billion per year and net profit is 25% of sales, determine the rate of return the company will make over a 15-year period?
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In 2017, Burger King successfully acquired Popeye for $1.8 billion. If income from productsales is $1billion per year and net profit is 25% of sales, determine the rate of return the
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