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cagr calculation (estimate)

how to calculate the CAGR in a PST without going into the formula and doing a general estimate? Actually not only pst but cases in general

can this only be done by rule of 72?

thanks 

grecia

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on Feb 06, 2017

You should be careful with rule of 72. With big growth rates it is not working. If growth rate is more than 15% results can be drastically different.
In PST sample "A" there is a question with CAGR (which, I suppose, is a reson of your question) but a specific way how you can fastly and correctly calculate an answer there is open question for me also.

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