The growth rate at which a company can grow without issuing new shares of common stock while maintaining a constant total asset turnover and equity multiplier is called a(n)

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The sustainable growth rate is the maximum rate at which a company can grow without having to issue new shares of common stock, while also keeping a constant total asset turnover and equity multiplier. It is considered a sustainable rate of growth because it does not require external financing and therefore does not put a strain on the company's financial resources.

The Growth Rate at Which a Company Can Grow Without