Within the general environment of a global fast-food restaurant chain, which of the following scenarios represents a legal-political factor? O a. Growing demand for healthier food options among consumers. O b. Implementation of a new customer loyalty program to drive customer retention C. Oc. Introduction of a new menu item to cater to changing consumer tastes. Od. Changes in dietary regulations set by health authorities. Oe. Formation of a strategic partnership with a beverage company for co-branding Of. Adoption of sustainable packaging practices to reduce environmental impact.

Within the general environment of a global fast-food restaurant chain, which of the following scenarios represents a legal-political factor? O a. Growing demand for healthier food options among consumers. O b. Implementation of a new customer loyalty program to drive customer retention C. Oc. Introduction of a new menu item to cater to changing consumer tastes. Od. Changes in dietary regulations set by health authorities. Oe. Formation of a strategic partnership with a beverage company for co-branding Of. Adoption of sustainable packaging practices to reduce environmental impact.

Practical Management Science

6th Edition

ISBN:9781337406659

Author:WINSTON, Wayne L.

Publisher:WINSTON, Wayne L.

Chapter2: Introduction To Spreadsheet Modeling

Section: Chapter Questions

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