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    http://www.sustainable-development.gov.uk/what/index.htm The following design brief will look at how McDonald’s can incorporate the concept of sustainable design in it’s business. The idea is to redesign the concept of the "Happy Meal"‚ paticularly the Happy Meal toy‚ so it’s less wastefull and helps promote the concept of sustainability to our children‚ the generation of the future. The Problem Currently McDonald’s is not viewed as an "ethical" company. This is reinforced by the fact

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    Kopytoff (1986) defines this process in modern nations as a tension between culturally ascribed and individually determined value‚ which takes into account the degree to which something is unique. Returning to Marina’s Happy Meal toys helps to illuminate this process. Firstly‚ McDonald’s toys are mass produced from widely-available materials. Culturally‚ this detracts from their value‚ unless they are in some way flawed enough to be unique. Low social value is exactly why they are so meaningful to Marina

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    Toys with Happy meal The Ethical Dilemma of McDonald’s McDonald’s currently faces a crisis‚ as parents‚ who objected to the free toys offered with the McDonald’s Happy Meal‚ sued the company. San Francisco passed a law banning free toys with food. In this paper‚ I will address how a corporation responds to a law‚ which challenges the organization’s current policies. I will also assess McDonald’s ethical dilemma of the balancing corporate concerns and community concerns‚ and I will argue they

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    coronary heart disease‚ high blood pressure‚ diabetes‚ and certain cancers--all of which are fatal if left untreated. In 2010‚ a mother from California sued McDonald’s over the company’s marketing practice of Happy Meal. The mother claimed that McDonald’s used alluring toys to lure kids into Happy Meal. This lawsuit‚ which might be viewed by many as senseless and absurd‚ was one of McDonald’s biggest cases. In order to come out of the lawsuit ahead‚ this largest fast food chain had to undergo some major

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    Step up The Marketing for McDonalds happy meals aim toward the children‚ advertising the meal along with the must have toy of the month. This is having concerned parents lash out against the company‚ saying their advertising is making is hard to do their job on parenting their children if they have to push back against the relentless tide of marketing aimed for their children. My opinion on the way McDonalds markets their product towards children‚ is just a way for a company to advertise there

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    Fast‚ Fat‚ and Naggy “McDonald’s operates more playgrounds than any other private entity in the U.S. It is responsible for the nation’s bestselling line of children’s clothing (McKids) and is one of the largest distributors of toys” (Schlosser 4). According to James McNeal‚ a marketer at Texas University‚ before the 1940’s‚ children were not even viewed as consumers‚ but as future consumers (10). After WWII‚ the baby boom occurred‚ and by 1950 the under-five population was 16‚163‚000 (McNeal 10)

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    whole world love the minions. Look at McDonalds! We see the avid fans of minions queing up relentlessly at McDonalds for the Happy Meal – only to purchase meals for the toy‚ some overpurchasing for collection. McDonalds even have to come up with a scheme ‘Donate a Happy Meal’ to prevent food wastage. So first‚ we have a teaser‚ then a trailer‚ a movie‚ Happy Mealtoys‚ T-shirts‚ nails‚ phone covers.. That. Ladies and gentleman‚ originated from one teaser. I am not trying to say that minions

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    Marketing Mix of Mcdonalds

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    parent was making the purchasing decision‚ most likely based on price. What McDonald’s marketing executives did was ingenious. They put a $.50 toy in with the hamburger‚ french fries‚ and drink and gave it a special name‚ the "Happy Meal". Then McDonald’s marketed the Happy Meal to the kids. If you have you ever asked your child where to buy a Happy Meal‚ they will tell you that there is only one place you can buy one‚ and that is at Fun McFactsWhen Was Your McDonald’s Favorite Introduced? 1955

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    9/10/14 Dr. Lodessa Washington McDonald’s Our clean restaurants‚ great tasting and safe food‚ and child-friendly Happy Meal toys‚ McDonald’s is committed to ensuring that the foods and beverages we serve to our customers are safe. This means working with our suppliers who monitor‚ test and track ingredients. In addition‚ we have a comprehensive program to ensure the safety of all toys and promotional items. It is the responsibility of every McDonald’s employee to follow all applicable safety and

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    If you are hungry and need a quick meal to go before heading to work or school in the morning‚ going to a fast-food restaurant is the way to go. Many people do not have the time in their tight and busy schedules to prepare or cook food at their homes‚ so they drive to the nearest fast-food restaurant of their choice. Time and speed are two critical factors that the fast-food industry uses to market itself. Workers and employees of this type of industry have to work extremely quick in order to serve

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