Problems Use the income statement and balance sheet shown below to develop the statement...

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  1. Use the income statement and balance sheet shown below to develop the statement of cash flows.

Revenues

$5,700.00

COGS

$4,560.00

Gross Profit

$1,140.00

Operating Expenses

$500.00

Depreciation

$27.00

EBIT

$613.00

Interest Expense

$35.00

EBT

$578.00

Taxes

$231.20

NI

$346.80

Dividends

$0.00

ARE

$346.80

Balance sheet

Year T+1

Year T

Cash and Equivalents

$714.80

$120.00

Accounts receivable

$500.00

$500.00

Inventory

$300.00

$340.00

Total Current Assets

$1514.80

$960.00

Fixed Assets

$660.00

$800.00

Accumulated Depreciation

$227.00

$200.00

Net Fixed Assets

$433.00

$600.00

Total Assets

$1947.80

$1560.00

Accounts Payable

$320.00

$300.00

Short term Notes Payable

$40.00

$50.00

Accruals

$11.00

$10.00

Total Current Liabilities

$371.00

$360.00

Long-term Debt

$780.00

$750.00

Total liabilities

$1,151.00

$1,110.00

Common Stock

$120.00

$120.00

Retained Earnings

$676.80

$330.00

Total Shareholders equity

$796.80

$450.00

Total Liabilities & Shareholders Equity

$1,947.80

$1,560.00

  1. From the financial statements shown in problem 1, calculate the AFNWC.
  2. From the financial statements shown in Problem 1, calculate g* (for year T+1). Assuming revenues of $5,050 in year t, how does this value compare to the realized growth in revenues between the years T and +1?

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