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Trava [24]
2 years ago
12

What pricing strategies do McDonalds use.

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2 answers:
Tom [10]2 years ago
7 0

They base their pricing off of supply and demand and product use, When they an item they keep in mind the state taxes that has to be paid per item distributed. This is the average price of items

Big Mac  $3.99

Big Mac – Meal  $5.99

2 Cheeseburgers  $2.00

2 Cheeseburgers – Meal  $4.89

Quarter Pounder with Cheese  $3.79

Quarter Pounder with Cheese – Meal  $5.79

You may realize that this is not the same as the price in your area that's because of taxes. They also base it off of the amount of stock. When their low on something like ground beef, they raise the prices of that item so they can make money that they lost on that item.

When rounding tax price they include a 0.001 percent of business tax stocks in your price. It is part of their company policy

<h2>Hope this helps!  </h2>
inysia [295]2 years ago
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