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1. McDonalds is the worlds No1 speed service restaurant that serves more than 58 million customers per day with more than 32,500 restaurants in 117 countries and operating revenue of 4.473 Billion a year. How many minutes does it take to eat a McDonald's happy meal? A New York City McDonalds has walked into a firestorm, as the leaders in the local townships Korean community are calling for a national boycott/rejection of the fast food chain. For some time now, elders in the Korean community regularly visited a particular McDonalds daily, arriving at 5 A.M. and staying nearly until closing time.

The problem for this McDonalds branch is that, each person buys no more than a cup of coffee, spending only $1.09, while on other days the group will share a small packet of fries between them. The store manager first announced a 20-minute time limit but when the group refused to leave, he called the police to escort the elderly customers out. The store management has defended the decision arguing that the elders were driving away business. The Korean community leaders understand the business concern, but argue that its business interest is overtaken by the respect that elders are entitled to in Korean communitiesan entitlement that McDonalds violated by treating them like criminals.

Using the scenario above, demonstrate the ethical problem facing McDonalds

A. How are the primary stakeholders impacted by McDonalds decision?

B. How are the secondary stakeholders impacted by McDonalds decision?

Primary \& Secondary Stakeholders Primary Stakeholders: People who are directly affected by or benefiting from a company/organization. Customers, Communities, Employees, Suppliers \& Financiers (owners) Secondary Stakeholders: People who are not directly affected by a company/organization. - Government, Competition, Consumer support groups, Special interest groups \& Media