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One year of projected Income statement and Balance sheet (BS is optional)
(a) Ratios and then written analysis.
(b) Common Size Financial Statement for each statement already presented and written analysis.

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One year of projected Income statement and Balance sheet (BS is optional)
(a) Ratios and then written analysis.
(b) Common Size Financial Statement for each statement already presented and written analysis.

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