In the Mid-1960s, McDonald's Replaced In-Store Peeling and Slicing Appliances

question 70

Multiple Choice

In the mid-1960s, McDonald's replaced in-store peeling and slicing appliances with a system of flash-freezing half-cooked potatoes.This strategy is an example of

• A)lowering production costs.
• B)creating new products.
• C)creating new markets.
• D)suggestive selling

---

Definitions:

Mainstream Corporations

Mainstream corporations are large companies that operate in the central or most accepted sector of the economy, often characterized by their broad consumer base and substantial market influence.

Hip-Hop Styles

The various expressions and aesthetic elements of hip-hop culture, including music, dance, fashion, and art.

DWB

Driving While Black refers to the racial profiling and police stop of African Americans or individuals perceived to be African American based on the assumption of criminality, rather than any specific actions or violations of the law.

African Americans

A term used to describe Americans of African descent, particularly those whose ancestors were enslaved and brought to the Americas during the transatlantic slave trade.