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Financial statements for a merchandiser/retailer
Find recent financial statements for a merchandiser/retailer or manufacturer and discuss what is find in the financial statements and footnote disclosures as to the types of inventory they hold and how they account for those inventories.(Remember http://www.reportgallery.com/ or http://www.sec.gov/edgar.shtml or http://finance.yahoo.com .) [Please provide a link to your source, especially so I may can go back to it if I would like more information or details.]
This question involves the fundamentals of financial statements
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