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Which of the following management styles is generally best used in a crisis situation?

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For the remaining three years we have the following given below:

College Year 1= $43,940

College Year 2 = $47,015.80, $43,940 * 1.07

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1                     0.91                $43,940.00     $39,985.40

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Holly should have accumulated $153,342 till beginning of her daughter's college.

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