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    Imagine that you are a high school student. Everyday‚ you eat lunch with your friends at the fast food place near your school. You order your usual double cheeseburger with French fries and go to sit down with your friends. They’re standing by the wall‚ waiting for another group to get up so you can sit at your usual table by the vending machine. Ten minutes go by before the group finally leaves. When you sit down and look at your cell phone‚ you realize that you have only three minutes to get to

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    Fast-Food Advertising Deceives Americans to Obesity With every precious tick of the clock‚ an American rushes to perform yet another task in a day with a meager 24 hours. With all the activity encompassed within these hours‚ many aspects of life are neglected. One of these aspects--the most important and vital one‚ in fact-- is self-nourishment. One must eat foods that are healthy as well as conducive to optimal bodily function and survival. In an attempt to adequately nourish themselves‚ Americans

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    Sugary foods can be a delightful and enjoyable snack‚ but with obesity on the rise‚ it has caused a major issue. As the years go on‚ obesity is an ever expanding issue in the United states‚ particularly. This is an issue because everyone has extremely cheap sources of very fatty products. It would help the economy‚ as well as the american people if these foods weren’t as cheap. The government should tax high fat and high sugared junk foods because it would help the economy and would help lower obesity

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    Corporation McDonald’s holds the biggest name in the world’s fast food industry today. Since it’s foundation in 1954‚ McDonald’s has satisfied the customers with its main product‚ hamburger. With having more than 35‚000 restaurants located in US‚ Europe‚ Canada‚ Asia Pacific‚ Meddle East and Latin America; it serves 52 million customers daily (McDonald’s 2006 Annual Report‚ 2007). 1954 was the year that reshaped the concepts of fast food industry. Fifty two year old milk shake salesman‚ Ray Kroc

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    THE COMPONENTS OF CUSTOMER SATISFACTION IN FAST FOOD INDUSTRY INTRODUCTION: While the concept of customer satisfaction can be defined in different ways and can be classified in various methods‚ the common thing is that understanding and analyzing the factors that define and affect customer satisfaction can be looked at as a major marketing-related issue. Customer satisfaction is a term used to describe the positive emotions resulting from using a product/service in a way that met the customer ’s

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    2014 Home Food VS Fast Food Homemade food is often treated as a privilege. Low cost of fast food and its nutrition value become a solution for many families who have neither time not money to cook at home. Warnings that fast food is not healthy do not stop Americans who treat it as an essential part of their daily diet. As a result‚ the prevalence of obese and overweight people plummets. If we look at what is behind attractive pricing strategies and delicious tastes offered at fast food chains‚ all

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    191 October 19‚ 2006 Fast Food: Your Arteries Worst Enemy. In Morgan Spurlock’s documentary "Super Size Me" Spurlock risks’ his life to inform Americans of how a small hamburger; can transform into a dramatic super-sized problem. Surgeon General David Satcher: "Fast food is a major contributor to the obesity epidemic." The number of obese humans is increasing rapidly. What really lures us into fast food restaurants? I find it hard to believe it’s the amazingly great food. Advertising is the key

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    The fast food industry all over the world has grown dramatically during the last few years‚ and apparently people in the U.S. spend more money on fast food than in daily life groceries. It seems so wrong to change homemade food for things like pre-elaborated patties‚ frozen fries and soda but there is so much more than the obvious high calories and low nutrients contents in these foods‚ there had been several scandals of all kinds regarding the hygiene and the quality of the products that many fast

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    service restaurant industry‚ sales increase as money becomes tighter. Revenue has grown from $6 billion in 1970 to $160 billion as of last year‚ increasing by 8.6% a year. The reason for this is because if you are low on funds‚ cheap food with fast service during busy days is ideal. Product/Service Benefits Potential Market Market Trend Buying Habits Quick Serve Restaurant Convenience Males; females 14-33 Growing Lunch during work‚ school‚ or while shopping Quick Serve Restaurant Convenience

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    The Wrath of Fast Food Have you ever been to a fast food restaurants? Probably. Almost everyone in the United States has been to one at least once. Sure‚ it tastes great and is fast. Since fast food restaurants have been exploding in the U.S. these days‚ like McDonalds‚ KFC‚ and Burger King‚ more and more people eat there every day. But did you know what it actually does to you? In the non fiction text‚ McJobs‚ by Eric Schlosser‚ the author explains about how fast food has changed the society. He

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