In response to complaints about high prices, a department store called Westbrook Mart launches an advertising campaign saying: "If you pay your teen $2.50 to buy $80 worth of products, then your teen makes more profit on the trip than we do." You've collected the following information from Westbrook Mart's financial statements: (millions) Sales $850 Net income $12.75 Total assets $460 Total debt $310 1. What is the profit margin for the teen as a percentage of what they spend, and what is the profit margin for Westbrook Mart? 2. What is Westbrook Mart's ROE?

In response to complaints about high prices, a department store called Westbrook Mart launches an advertising campaign saying: "If you pay your teen $2.50 to buy $80 worth of products, then your teen makes more profit on the trip than we do." You've collected the following information from Westbrook Mart's financial statements: (millions) Sales $850 Net income $12.75 Total assets $460 Total debt $310 1. What is the profit margin for the teen as a percentage of what they spend, and what is the profit margin for Westbrook Mart? 2. What is Westbrook Mart's ROE?

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