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Max Weber's theory of rationalization is an extensively studied theory within sociology. Weber’s theory uses the model of bureaucracy to symbolize the constant shifting ways of our society. Rationalization is the process of replacing rationally consistent rules for conventional or rather illogical rules within society. According to Weber, bureaucracy is the fundamental model of rational rule. They are extremely predictable, in both the job process but also labor production. Bureaucracies are more

Fast Food Case Study Burger King and McDonalds’ are two different fast food restaurants that both serve hamburger and fries, in a fast and friendly environment that is affordable. McDonalds, serves the notorious quarter pounder, while Burger Kings claim to fame is the charbroiled Whopper, both of which will be compared. The customer expectations, process of production, and the effectiveness are the factors in which separate these two, and recommendations after the case study will be prepared.

nothing other than the burger has meat .Since the person reading the advertisement has already made the connection that the burger is big, they will assume that it is the beef portion that is big. Last but not least, as a cherry on top, they add in the word “bliss”; once again, this has absolutely no meaning and has no connection with the actual burger. However, the consumers will subconsciously interpret this and make the connection that buying and eating McDonald’s burgers will put your mind at

Industry Analysis Overview of the Quick Service Industry The fast food, or quick service restaurant industry (QSR), represents approximately 200,000 restaurants and $155 billion in sales in the U.S. alone, they are one of the largest segments of the food industry (Hoovers, 2011). This segment of the restaurant industry is “highly competitive and fragmented… number, size and strength of competitors vary by region, market and even restaurant. All of these restaurants compete based on a number of

McDonalds: Welcome sign in the high street or a place to avoid? In this essay I will be discussing the pros and cons of fast foods. Now a day every body will recognize the golden arches of McDonalds, it is hard not to. McDonalds has restaurants everywhere, beside major roads and in almost every high street. Their commercials are on television at least once a day. They became popular within a couple of years. Teenagers especially like McDonalds because of the relaxed atmosphere, cheap prizes and

Both markets, the food and beverage sector and the bar business, are competitive markets. However, a venue that combines a juice bar during the day with a cocktail bar during the night is quite unique, especially in the Jacksonville metropolitan area. Hence, the competitors have to be divided into Tamarin Juice Bar competitors and Tamarin Cocktail Bar competitors. Direct competition of Tamarin Juice Bar are other juice and smoothie bars. The density of those places in Jacksonville is rather low

If the Sandwich Blitz, Inc. were to expand on a large scale, strengths include the current consistency in the quality of food that is found among the current eight freestanding shops and the historic performance of these shops. The 30% return on investment for 2011 shows that the company has been successful and is in a good place financially for expansion. Another strength is that the sandwich and beverage shops do not require a large lease in order to be successful. Being able to lease land that

Raising the minimum wage would cause businesses large and small to be overwhelmed resulting in a decrease of sales, if the business has no revenue employees will then be replaced either by machines or more experienced workers. If the increase in minimum wage were to be granted, the price of every item will increase to keep the profit margin to its merchant. In the article “In Defense of the Fast Food Industry” Jason Leavitt explains, McDonald’s Corporation charges its franchises 4% of sales and an

THE 1990S: OUTSTANDING GROWTH 1992 - By year-end, there are 250 Applebee's in operation. 1994 - Lloyd Hill joins A.I.I. There are more than 500 Applebee's. 1995 - A.I.I. acquires Rio Bravo Cantinas (a chain of Mexican casual dining restaurants). 1996 - 819 Applebee's restaurants are open in 45 states, in Canada, the Caribbean, Germany and the Netherlands. 1997 - 960 restaurants are open. 1998 - Applebee's opens its 1,000th Applebee’s in Aurora, Colorado. 1999 - Applebee’s owners sell a few branches

3.0 FUTURE PLANNING ROSAFIFAH BINTI MANSOR (S38509) For future planning, Burger King should refer to SWOT analysis to enter the new market. 1) Based on strength in SWOT analysis, Burger King has greatest new item. Compare to the McDonald, they only upgrade their menu with the same product. In India we create new item such as we offer vegetarian and non-vegetarian burger and chapatti wrap. This is because, during the religious occasion in India which is a kind of festival, they usually do not