As in Other Asian Countries, McDonald's in Hong Kong Has

question 5

Multiple Choice

As in other Asian countries, McDonald's in Hong Kong has often been

• A) protested and criticized by those who object to American influence in China.
• B) difficult to establish because the Chinese have their own fast-food franchises that provide a great deal of competition.
• C) forced by popular demand to provide mostly Chinese dishes (noodles, rice, fish, soups) rather than the traditional hamburgers and fries.
• D) plagued by customers' cell phone and smartphone use, to the point of prohibiting these devices in restaurants.

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