Mcdonalds: The Impact Of Mcdonald's Impact On American Society

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Although McDonald's food is unhealthy, our economic society need McDonald. McDonald's has more of an impact on the United States economy than a lot of people realize. As much as people hate McDonald's and fast food, it is an industry that the United States can not live without right now. Without McDonald's millions of people would be unemployed, and the economy would suffer greatly. McDonald's also provides adequate benefits for employees, and its accessibility makes the company even more of a moneymaker. Many times I believe that people overlook the importance of McDonald's because its become so much a part of American society, and no one looks at it from an economic standpoint. Most people are more concerned about the health risks from eating McDonald's than about the economic impact it has on the United States economy.

The most obvious impact of McDonald’s business activities was the direct employment of 1,6 million people around world (Hartman, 236). Each was

This is good for the economy because not only is McDonald's able to market and sell to the United States population, but also to populations around the world. McDonald's has a menu that is very versatile, but also standard. Anywhere you go you can walk into a McDonald's and get the same meal, all over the world. Although, McDonald's also serves food that is specific to whatever region it is located in. This adds to business because people (mainly business trips) travelling from the United States to another country might not have time to go out and try the foods that the country they're visiting has to offer, so instead they stick with something quick and familiar, like McDonald's. Since McDonald's is a franchise, the money earned from any McDonald's becomes part of the entire companies earnings, which benefits the US economy whether or not the restaurant is located here or