The McDonald's System (From the McDonaldization of Society) GEORGE RITZER

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The McDonald's System (from The McDonaldization of Society) GEORGE RITZER
-Ritzer thinks the most valid criticisms of the McDonald's system are ones that:

• A) compare the past-slower, more humane, less materialistic-to the present
• B) focus on economic exploitation of workers and government subsidies to major corporations
• C) recognize how "copycat" companies use the research and developmental advances of successful companies, but don't pay for it
• D) describe the way people's potential is limited by "overly rationalized" organizations
• E) point to government policies that make unhealthy food cheap and healthy food expensive

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