We don't have enough data to figure out what to assume otherwise, hence this is the simplest assumption. In other words, assume that sales growing by 10% caused all other expenses to grow by the same amount. Furthermore, suppose that the composition of new sales was such that the composition of increased expenses did not change. Suppose that McDonalds was able to grow net sales by keeping prices constant. Specifically, let's see what needs to happen in order to keep the profit quantity constant. Based on this table, we can try and estimate the price/quantity change needed to support higher wages in the US. So this Bloomberg article has a table that breaks down the finances for McDonald's franchises in the US (credit to /u/uptons_bjs for finding it). Looking to contribute? Here are instructions and a list of topics needing coverage. Share examples of bad, ill-informed, or just silly economics Got a question about economics? We'll try to answer it! For a good reading list of academic papers, see here for an undergraduate level list and for the truly ambitious see here. Looking for reading material/suggestions, or for career advice? Try the /r/economics wiki for books, blogs, and careers. Personal finance questions are better directed to a personal finance subreddit. ( r/AskEconomics is in no way affiliated with any subreddits whose name contains the word "bets.") Please do not ask which stocks are best, what certain stock-related subreddits are doing, etc. This is not a subreddit for stock tips and investment / personal finance advice. Posts primarily seeking to push an agenda or start arguments rather than seeking answers to questions will be removed. Questions should be reasonably specific, not debate prompts or long manifestos. This is AskEconomics, not DebateEconomics. Do not ask for tutoring, paid or otherwise, or for other users' contact information to arrange tutoring off of reddit. This includes "what should I write my paper about?" and "how do I write a paper about this topic?" questions.īy the same token, this is not a subreddit to find a tutor. If you have questions about homework problems, please submit them to /r/econhw. This is not a subreddit for homework questions.
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