Table 1: Financial DataMcDonald's($Millions)27,44115,4462,48831,534RevenuesCost of Goods Sold (Materials)Wages and SalariesCapital EmployedInterest Rate (Opportunity Cost of Capital)-5.0%Wendy's($Millions)2,0611,4002743,806Based on the data in Table 1 and using the methods related to Kay's concept of added value, what is the added value (in millions) for McDonald's?$9,507($22,027)$10,418$23,376$7.930

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Table 1: Financial Data McDonald's ($Millions) 27,441 Revenues Cost of Goods Sold (Materials) Wages and Salaries Capital Employed Interest Rate (Opportunity Cost of Capital)-5.0% ($22,027) $10,418 $23,376 15,446 2,488 31,534 Wendy's (SMillions) 2,061 1,400 274 3,806 Based on the data in Table 1 and using the methods related to Kay's concept of added value, what is the added value (in millions) for McDonald's? O $9.507

Table 1: Financial Data McDonald's ($Millions) 27,441 Revenues Cost of Goods Sold (Materials) Wages and Salaries Capital Employed Interest Rate (Opportunity Cost of Capital)-5.0% ($22,027) $10,418 $23,376 15,446 2,488 31,534 Wendy's (SMillions) 2,061 1,400 274 3,806 Based on the data in Table 1 and using the methods related to Kay's concept of added value, what is the added value (in millions) for McDonald's? O $9.507

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