Organization performance in most recent period

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1. Obtain the annual package (financial statements) for Hershey Chocolate Company. Look up (or calculate) key financial ratios and perform a brief analysis of the organization's performance.

2. Be sure to include at least two ratios in each ratio category: liquidity, profitability, and solvency. Explain what each ratio means and what the ratio tells you about your organization's performance in the most recent period.

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