Business, 10.11.2019 06:31, autumnmeadows20

B. suppose it costs both mcdonald’s and wendy’s $4 (cogs) per their value meal offerings, each sold at the same price of $6. assume that the cost of inventory for both companies is 25% a year. approximately how much does mcdonald’s save in inventory cost per value meal compared to that of wendy’s? you may assume the inventory turns are independent of the price.

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