Fast food chains help the economy greatly not
just in the United States but everywhere those fast food restaurants are
present. Even though fast food is cheap it makes a lot of business, and employs
a massive amount of workers. In 2008 alone fast food companies hired two
million workers just in the United States. Also the fast food industries hire
millions of workers world wide. In an economy like ours that has an above
average unemployment rate of 8% we need all the work we can get. In April
of 2011 McDonald's alone hired 62,000 workers which was a huge boost to the work
field and our economy. Roughly 12%
of all American workers have worked at McDonald's at one point in their lives. With
all the money we spend on fast food restaurants, over $110 billion in a year, they
recycle it back into the American economy by paying all their workers and paying
American companies for things like advertisement, and waste disposal. They also
pay thousands of American farmers to provide all the natural resources they need
to run such enormous food franchises. McDonald’s alone is the nation's largest purchaser of beef,
pork, and potatoes, and second-largest purchaser of chicken.They also spend money
hosting contest and events with smaller businesses, through activities like McDonald’s
monopoly, which in effect pushes the smaller companies to want to expand.In global aspects,
fast food restaurants are in almost every country in the world since they have
become so popular. These fast food restaurants are American owned, so their
success internationally still helps out our economy. McDonald's alone has over
32,000 restaurants in 126 countries on 6 continents. In order to appeal to
other countries where they are located, most fast food chains add particular
items to their menus. For example in India the McDonald’s menu is beef free, since
the cow is held as a sacred animal. This enables them to sell more in these particular
countries, and have more money to spend in our economy. The fast food industry
is a big factor in the American economy, so when they flourish our economy has
a better chance of improving.
Kenner, Robert, Richard Pearce, Eric Schlosser, Melissa
Robledo, William Pohlad, Jeff Skoll, Robin Schorr, Diane Weyermann, Elise
Pearlstein, Kim Roberts, Michael Pollan, Gary Hirshberg, Joel Salatin, and Mark
Adler.Food, Inc. Los Angeles, CA:
Magnolia Home Entertainment, 2009.
It is really true that it affects the life of most of the people but the most important thing is that they had become internal part of our busy life. You can add a fruit or a glass of Pure Goji Berry Juice to maintain good health but I know that this thing cannot remove the overall effect very easily.
This was such an interesting perspective on the impact of fast food chains! I appreciate how you explored the economic and globalization aspects, which are often overlooked in discussions about fast food. It’s refreshing to see a balanced take on how these businesses contribute to job creation and accessibility. Thanks for sharing these insights! Luiz Gustavo Mori
This was a really insightful read! I appreciate how you highlighted the economic and globalization aspects of fast food chains. It's interesting to see how these businesses impact local economies while also shaping global food culture. Your analysis was well-structured and thought-provoking. Keep up the great work! Daniel Dantas
This was an insightful read! I appreciate the balanced perspective on how fast food chains contribute to the global economy and job market. It's interesting to see how globalization has played a role in shaping consumer habits worldwide. Thanks for sharing this analysis! Luiz Antonio Duarte Ferreira
Great read! I really appreciate the way you’ve highlighted the economic impact of fast food chains in the context of globalization. It’s interesting to see how these businesses contribute to job creation and economic growth, even while sparking debates on culture and health. Your insights are well-balanced and thought-provoking. Keep up the great work! Beatriz Barata
This was a really insightful read! You did a great job highlighting the connection between globalization and the fast-food industry. It's fascinating how these chains contribute to economic growth while also shaping consumer habits worldwide. I especially liked your discussion on how they create jobs and influence cultural exchanges. Looking forward to more posts like this! Sidney De Queiroz Pedrosa
Fast food chains help the economy greatly not
just in the United States but everywhere those fast food restaurants are
present. Even though fast food is cheap it makes a lot of business, and employs
a massive amount of workers. In 2008 alone fast food companies hired two
million workers just in the United States. Also the fast food industries hire
millions of workers world wide. In an economy like ours that has an above
average unemployment rate of 8% we need all the work we can get. In April
of 2011 McDonald's alone hired 62,000 workers which was a huge boost to the work
field and our economy. Roughly 12%
of all American workers have worked at McDonald's at one point in their lives. With
all the money we spend on fast food restaurants, over $110 billion in a year, they
recycle it back into the American economy by paying all their workers and paying
American companies for things like advertisement, and waste disposal. They also
pay thousands of American farmers to provide all the natural resources they need
to run such enormous food franchises. McDonald’s alone is the nation's largest purchaser of beef,
pork, and potatoes, and second-largest purchaser of chicken. They also spend money
hosting contest and events with smaller businesses, through activities like McDonald’s
monopoly, which in effect pushes the smaller companies to want to expand. In global aspects,
fast food restaurants are in almost every country in the world since they have
become so popular. These fast food restaurants are American owned, so their
success internationally still helps out our economy. McDonald's alone has over
32,000 restaurants in 126 countries on 6 continents. In order to appeal to
other countries where they are located, most fast food chains add particular
items to their menus. For example in India the McDonald’s menu is beef free, since
the cow is held as a sacred animal. This enables them to sell more in these particular
countries, and have more money to spend in our economy. The fast food industry
is a big factor in the American economy, so when they flourish our economy has
a better chance of improving. 
It is really true that it affects the life of most of the people but the most important thing is that they had become internal part of our busy life. You can add a fruit or a glass of Pure Goji Berry Juice to maintain good health but I know that this thing cannot remove the overall effect very easily.
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This was such an interesting perspective on the impact of fast food chains! I appreciate how you explored the economic and globalization aspects, which are often overlooked in discussions about fast food. It’s refreshing to see a balanced take on how these businesses contribute to job creation and accessibility. Thanks for sharing these insights! Luiz Gustavo Mori
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ReplyDeleteThis was a really insightful read! You did a great job highlighting the connection between globalization and the fast-food industry. It's fascinating how these chains contribute to economic growth while also shaping consumer habits worldwide. I especially liked your discussion on how they create jobs and influence cultural exchanges. Looking forward to more posts like this! Sidney De Queiroz Pedrosa
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