Tuesday, January 10, 2012

Canada Takes The Lead

Economic prosperity is generally associated to the well being and successful social status and wealth of the economy, but economic prosperity is not only within the general economy, it also lies within companies and business throughout the world. Each company can either experience prosperity or opposite, bankruptcy. In today’s time, the economy isn’t at its highest point; many countries are facing serious debts and recession that could possibly lead to depressions. Thankfully, Canada is one of the countries that’s head is still high above water. We have made good economic decisions that have kept prosperity throughout our Canadian economy, so we hopefully don’t face what countries in Europe are experiencing.

Because many countries around the world are facing difficult times, it has a huge impact on not only family but also businesses. There are companies that have hit their lowest point because of these times but one very common company that has been around for 72 years and is the largest chain of hamburger fast food restaurants in the world; you guessed it, the one and only McDonalds is one company that has never seen the dark side. McDonalds is a prime example of a company who serve 64 million customers a day in 119 countries around the world, and experience continuous prosperity and growth. McDonalds has been able to manage their profits, continue to upgrade their menus, make smart decisions and leaves them right where they belong, on top. Success has never been a question for McDonalds and even through this slight rough patch, they are still able to maintain a successful and prosperous franchise.

McDonalds is a great example for other companies to look at, that just because the economy isn’t great now, doesn’t mean you can’t keep your business successful, just like Canada is a great example to other countries that we have been able to maintain a stable economy and fight our way through the gutter to still have economic prosperity.

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