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McDonalds sector and what happens
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BUSINESS ACTIVITY By Vicki Allison 10J McDonalds sector and what happens McDonalds is in the tertiary group. This means that it provides a service to the public. However if a problem occurs in the primary or the secondary stage, McDonalds will suffer. Therefore they will receive lower profits and will have difficulty selling the food. The raw materials that McDonalds get are extracted from: (a) Meat and milk from animals (b) Grain and fruit from farming (c) Fish from the sea and from fish farms In the manufacturing process for McDonalds, the chain of production begins in the primary sector with the extraction of raw materials. The raw materials have been extracted from their natural sources. Examples of these are: (a) Wood and paper from forests (b) Stone and gravel from quarries (c) Metal and coal from mines (d) Petroleum from oil fields For the majority of businesses, the first stage in the chain of production will be...
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