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To determine: The
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To discuss: The value of operations at Year 3 and current value of operations and compare the value of operations at Year 0 with total net operating working capital at Year 3 and explain its relationship.
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To discuss: The new value of operations and whether it raises or declines and the reason for its change.
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To discuss: The new value of operations and whether it raises or declines and the reason for its change if the CRR reduced to 60%.
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To discuss: The new value of operations and whether it raises or declines and the reason for its change if the CRR reduced to 60%.
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