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That's at the corporate level though. They are largely making their money from selling food or renting space to franchisees. The individual store's margins (the
by brewdad 5y ago
That's at the corporate level though. They are largely making their money from selling food or renting space to franchisees. The individual store's margins (the ones paying the actual burger flippers) would be quite a bit lower I assume.
- tharkun__ 5y agoAssuming franchisees make less margin (which I guess is fair to assume): What does that matter? If the parent company took less margin overall and distributed that ver each franchisee they could pay more. According to a quick Google there are a bit more than 38000 McD restaurants in the world. So still around 500k. I'm not sure what number of people an average McD employs as I'm reading numbers that differ wildly.