Business Structure of McDonald's

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This paper makes a close study of the corporate business structure of the McDonald's Corporation, the biggest fast food provider and restaurant chain in the world. The corporate structure of the company is defined, the differences between this structure and other businesses is looked at, how franchising works is studied, and the differences, advantages, and disadvantages of incorporation, sole proprietorship, and limited liability companies (LLCs) is discussed.

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"What started as an American business and phenomenon has now become a global, multi-billion dollar mega-corporation. This company is McDonald's. From the towns and cities and rural highway landscapes of the United States, to the busy, crowded streets of China, to the frigid, poor land that was once Communist Russia, it is possible to find a McDonald's. The name has become synonymous with fast food. The brand, logo, and characters are as well known to children as any famous cartoon star or athlete. We all know the restaurant's menu front to back. We all feel comforted and happy when buying and eating its familiar food. Yet, what most people don't understand is how McDonald's works from a business standpoint."

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