When McDonald's Flipped Its Iconic Golden Arches on Many of Its

question 7

Multiple Choice

When McDonald's flipped its iconic golden arches on many of its menus, food containers, uniforms, and outdoor signs, it wasn't just a simple publicity stunt. In fact, it was part of a strategy to honor _______________.

• A) Women employees and customers
• B) Teamwork and the "W" in "We"
• C) Water conservation and a commitment to the environment
• D) Wage expansions and pay raises

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