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Choosing how much to produce in the case of McDonald's is assessed.

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McDonald's has been the topic of many articles about pricing across international boundaries. The prices McDonald's chooses actually reflects the purchasing power of a given country or region. Purchasing power is how much the people are able to buy with their income. For example, a cheeseburger is more expensive in England than it is in Mexico. This could be for a number of reasons, including labor costs, costs such as land and food, and the income of the people living in the ...

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