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Each entry describes a U.S. operating scenario. Its evidence register distinguishes sourced inputs from author-selected assumptions. The figures are planning cases, not measured national averages.

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Opening capital includes the case's recorded opening uses and reserve. Year 3 revenue is annual; EBITDA excludes interest, tax, depreciation and amortization. Operating break-even means contribution covers fixed operating costs. It does not recover opening capital or establish cash available to the owner.

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