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Name: Mohammed Al-Arbash ID: 2015-00109 Course: Arab culture The globalization of burger king This essay will be focusing on the burger king restaurants that have opened in Kuwait. We will be covering the requirements the restaurant needed to start-up in Kuwait and the adjustments to adapt, the changes and complications they faced to succeed in the Kuwaiti culture. Also, we will state the primary location on where the business first opened and the year it was founded in Kuwait. In addition, we will briefly mention the Islamic customs it had to place to gain clients. Burger king is the second most popular fast food chain restaurant in the world. The business started in the USA in 1954. The business was founded by the following Individuals: David Edgerton and James McLamore. The first headquarter was in Miami-Dade County, Florida in the United States. In 1959, the business started expanding their restaurant inside the US. In 1969, the growing fast food restaurant chain started going out the region such as Canada, Australia, Europe, etc. In the 1970’s, it was the most prominent year the company has experienced. It was the golden age of fast food specially burgers and fries, which are their main courses, the restaurants business revolved around this type of food that they served. In early 1980’s, the restaurant started to lose customers because of the medical issues with fast food diets which clearly began causing obesity and heart attacks. In 2011, the company started a

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Is Dominos monopolistic competition?

Domino's Pizza has a monopolistically competitive market structure. A monopolisticallycompetitive market structure has many firms selling products that are not identical and there arelittle to no barriers for new firms entering the industry. Domino's meets this criteria. There are avast amount of pizza shops.

Is Taco Bell a Monopolistic Competition?

Would you consider the fast food industry to be perfectly competitive or a monopoly? Neither. Wendy's, McDonald's, Burger King, Pizza Hut, Taco Bell, A & W, Chick-Fil-A, and many other fast-food restaurants compete for your business. Clearly, none of these companies have a monopoly in the fast-food industry.

Which of the following are sources of inefficiency in a monopolistically competitive industry?

There are two sources of inefficiency in monopolistic competition. First, dead weight loss (DWL) due to monopoly power: price is higher than marginal cost (P>MC). Second, excess capacity: the equilibrium quantity is smaller than the lowest cost quantity at the minimum point on the average cost curve (q∗LR<qminAC).

What are the characteristics of monopolistic competition Inquizitive?

Monopolistic competition is a market type characterized by low barriers to entry, many different firms, and differentiated products. Firms in these kinds of markets possess a small degree of market power, which allows them to set higher prices than in competitive markets.

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