Question: An article in The New York Times (Donna Rosato, Worried About the Numbers? How About the Charts? The New York Times, September 15, 2002, p. B7) reported on research done on annual reports of corporations by Professor Deanna Oxender Burgess of Florida Gulf Coast University. Professor Burgess found that even slight distortions in a chart changed readers perception of the information. The article displayed sales information from the annual report of Zale Corporation and showed how results were exaggerated. Go to the World Wide Web or the library and study the most recent annual report of a selected corporation. Find at least one chart in the report that you think needs improvement and develop an improved version of the chart. Explain why you believe the improved chart is better than the one included in the annual report.