This is NOT an essay question. You guys are wasting my time and yours by making me resubmit a question ten times.Don't make excuses please I really need help. Once again this is NOT AN ESSAY question so PLEASE don't reject my question. I NEED help. Fast Food Industry:There are 6 forces: Demographic, Technological, Competitive/Industry, Economic, Regulatory.For each one find ONE FACT for each force that determines whether it's an Opportunity or Threat for a fast food industry and explain why IN FULL DETAILS. ONLY ONE FACT. (feel free to do more than one) . Opportunities are facts that positive are facts that have a positive influence on theindustry. Threats are negative.I included an exmaple for ebook industry. But find one fact for the fast food industry. Only one fact. Feel free to do more than one Opportunity or Threat• (T) Decreases in consumer spending due to concerns about the economy(Euromonitor International, 2012, para. 6)ECONOMICo This is a threat because when people are concerned about theeconomy, they spend less money. The acquisition of an e-readeris costly and can be seen as a luxury purchase. JOHN|Opportunity or ThreatTECHNOLOGICAL(T) People are spending more time on the internet (CBC News, 2012,para. 2)This is a threat since people are spending a large amount oftheir leisure time on the internet, rather than reading books.JOHN(0) LCD displays can cause eyestrain (Barrett, 2012)This is an opportunity because avid readers will prefer topurchase a device without an LCD display. JILL Opportunity or Threat(0) Canadian population is aging with approximately 15% of thepopulation over the age of 65 (Statistics Canada, 2012)DEMOGRAPHICo This is an opportunity because as people age, they can't see aswell and the e-reader allows you to change the size of the font,making it easier to read. JOHN(0) Baby boomer/senior population is increasing at a rapid rate of +12%from 2011-2014 (Statistics Canada, 2014, para. 20)o This is an opportunity because baby boomers and seniors form alarge percentage of the population and if they have more leisuretime, they can read more books. JILL

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Fast Food Industry: There are 6 forces: Demographic, Technological, Competitive/Industry, Economic, Regulatory. For each one find ONE FACT for each force that determines whether it's an Opportunity or Threat for a fast food industry and explain why IN FULL DETAILS. ONLY ONE FACT. (feel free to do more than one) . Opportunities are facts that positive are facts that have a positive influence on theindustry. Threats are negative.

Fast Food Industry: There are 6 forces: Demographic, Technological, Competitive/Industry, Economic, Regulatory. For each one find ONE FACT for each force that determines whether it's an Opportunity or Threat for a fast food industry and explain why IN FULL DETAILS. ONLY ONE FACT. (feel free to do more than one) . Opportunities are facts that positive are facts that have a positive influence on theindustry. Threats are negative.

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Chapter5: Marketing Research And Information Systems

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