I am having difficulty understanding exactly what you question is. If you are referring to how the fast food industry makes its food attractive to buyers so as to gain more customers, I can answer that. The fast food industry markets its food mainly by good marketing advisers and experts in that field. A good example is Chick-fil-A. They market their food and products by their ingenious advertising effort. They make their products look fun while encouraging people to become huge fans. Thus, they have many of what they call "raving fans."
You can find one almost anywhere in Canada jus don't go to Burger King it sucks its way over priced u don't get ur moneys worth and it tastes like crap anyways so don't bother jus go to mcdonalds they got better food anyways
idk but a taco bell was built in three days and burger kings just show up-never under construction.
The fast-food industry itself is an oligopolistic market, but it operates under the monopolistic competitive market of restaurants in general.
It is negative and should read very competent in the fast food market
You mean the flippin' burgers industry? No
Fast Food Industry: The Bargaining Power of Suppliers
He is in the fast food industry. lol
Fast food industry is in a monopolistic competition. This means that fast food businesses produce similar yet substitutable products, are profit maximizers, and all these businesses have some market power.
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Ester Reiter has written: 'Making Fast Food' -- subject(s): Convenience foods, Fast food restaurants, Food industry and trade
People have to stop placing blame on the fast food industry and place the blame where it belongs: on the individual.
Sanitary food containers have been a strong growth market for the paper industry.
The fast food industry has been around since the late 18th century. for more info: see related links