An initial investment of $50,000 in Blossom's Bunks is expected to pay off greatly-but not equally-in...

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An initial investment of $50,000 in Blossom's Bunks is expected to pay off greatly-but not equally-in each of the next 5 years. The company expects a small increase in operating income in year 1 of $5,000, but then steadily larger improvements in profitability in years 2-5: $9,125, $20,500, $21,125, and $25,375, respectively. The year prior to this investment, the company's ARR was 9%, and its tax rate was 20%. What level of ARR does this projection provide? (Round answer to 2 decimal places, e.g. 15.25%.) ARR % Is it likely that the company will move forward with this investment? An initial investment of $50,000 in Blossom's Bunks is expected to pay off greatly-but not equally-in each of the next 5 years. The company expects a small increase in operating income in year 1 of $5,000, but then steadily larger improvements in profitability in years 2-5: $9,125, $20,500, $21,125, and $25,375, respectively. The year prior to this investment, the company's ARR was 9%, and its tax rate was 20%. What level of ARR does this projection provide? (Round answer to 2 decimal places, e.g. 15.25%.) ARR % Is it likely that the company will move forward with this investment?

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