In the box, "many flags fly over the golden arches," the textbook describes one of the reasons mcdonald's has become a global powerhouse. which statement best describes what led to mcdonald's success?

McDonald's was careful to include regional tastes along with its traditional burgers and fries.

Explanation:

In the textbook: page 66

million

customers every day.

So how did McDonald’s

become such a global

powerhouse? It certainly

didn’t get there through

hamburgers alone. Since

it first began expanding

overseas, McDonald’s has

been careful to include regional

tastes on its menus along with the

usual Big Mac and french fries.

For instance, in Thailand patrons

can order the Samurai Burger, a

pork-patty sandwich marinated

in teriyaki sauce and topped with

mayonnaise and a pickle and

salmon rice. I

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