"Fast Food Nation"

Paper Summary:

The writer explores Eric Schlosser's book "Fast Food Nation" by first offering a summary of the work, then providing a discussion and analysis of the work. The writer paints a picture of the corruption, greed, exploitation and lack of concern for health and workers inherent in the fast food industry and concludes that this book couldn't be more compelling because of its true and real nature.

Outline:
Introduction
Summary of the Book
Discussion and Analysis
Conclusion

From the Paper:

"The fast food industry has gained enormous amount of press over the years. It has become accessible to millions of peoples in world. A McDonald's ad once displayed, "... 6.5 Billion people served" stating the enormous amount of appeal that it has on society. Many people eat at fast food restaurants for convenience and for budget. In a society where time is as precious as money, being able to get an order within 90 seconds of ordering definitely speaks for itself. The business strategy and marketing schemes behind the fast food industry is even more complicated and sophisticated. The franchising system allows retailers to franchise names and get continuous supplies of finished products. This has led to the creation of global based fast food companies that meet the needs of customers around the world."

Sample of Sources Used:

• Schlosser, Eric. Fast Food Nation- The Darkside of all American Meal. Allen Lane The Penguin Press (2001)

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