What did fast-food companies such as McDonald's hope to encourage by marketing directly to children?

A. Healthier eating habits as adults

B. Financial independence from parents

C. Early brand loyalty to their products

D. Acceptance of corporate values

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Maximilian Hooper

27 June, 02:26

What did fast-food companies such as McDonald's hope to encourage by marketing directly to children?

A. Healthier eating habits as adults

B. Financial independence from parents

C. Early brand loyalty to their products

D. Acceptance of corporate values

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Khalil Rice · Answer 1

C. early brand loyalty

Barber · Answer 2

A doesn't make sense since McDonald's is anything but healthy, B also doesn't make sense because kids aren't trying to be "financially independent" usually, and D doesn't make sense either since they never mention corporate values, so I believe that C is the correct answer

What did fast-food companies such as McDonald's hope to encourage by marketing directly to children?A. Healthier eating habits as adultsB. Financial independence from parentsC. Early brand loyalty to their productsD. Acceptance of corporate values

What did fast-food companies such as McDonald's hope to encourage by marketing directly to children?

A. Healthier eating habits as adults

B. Financial independence from parents

C. Early brand loyalty to their products

D. Acceptance of corporate values