PRINCIPLES OF CORPORATE FINANCE
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Chapter 29, Problem 24PS
Long-term financial plans Abbreviated financial statements for Archimedes Levers are shown in Table 29.16. If sales increase by 10% in 2018 and all other items, including debt, increase correspondingly, what must be the balancing item? What will be its value?
TABLE 29.15 Financial statements for Drake’s Bowling Alleys, 2019 (figures in thousands). See Problem 23.
aAssets at the end of 2018 were $2,400,000.
bDebt at the end of 2018 was $500,000.
TABLE 29.16 Financial statements for Archimedes Levers, 2018. See Problem 24.
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