Explain why some researchers conclude that Americans are becoming more obese because of the existence of fast-food restaurants. If fast-food restaurants have been around for over 50 years why is the trend toward obesity only a recent one? Explain
What will be an ideal response?
Essentially fast-food restaurants have become more prolific. The costs has fallen dramatically and coupled with their convenience and proximity to neighborhoods in both urban and suburban areas this has lowered the opportunity cost of eating out.
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