A Fast-Food Restaurant Chain Is Famous for Its Small, Square

question 104

Multiple Choice

A fast-food restaurant chain is famous for its small, square hamburgers. Which of the following would be a component of its socio-cultural environment?

• A) a period of business prosperity
• B) the development of fully automated drive-through windows
• C) a price war with Burger King and McDonald's
• D) the fact most consumers prefer eating out rather than at home
• E) regulations passed by the Food & Drug Administration

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