Question: Given the following information: profit margin = 10%; sales = $100; retention ratio = 40%; assets = $200; equity multiplier = 2.0. If the firm

Given the following information: 

profit margin = 10%; 

sales = $100; 

retention ratio = 40%; 

assets = $200; 

equity multiplier = 2.0.  

If the firm maintains a constant debt-equity ratio and no new equity is used, what is the maximum sustainable growth rate (SGR)?

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