McDonald's CEO Is Grappling with a 'Two-Tier Economy' as He Slashes Prices on Value Meals—and Signals Backing for a Minimum Wage Increase
McDonald's CEO warns of economic divide as lower-income Americans reduce spending amid rising debt, while the richest 10% account for 50% of consumer spending, Moody's Analytics says.
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McDonald's CEO is grappling with a 'two-tier economy' as he slashes prices on value meals—and signals backing for a minimum wage increase
McDonald’s is banking on burgers and fries to tell a bigger story about the American economy. Chief executive Chris Kempczinski is slimming down the cost of the fast-food giant’s value meals as he grapples with what he calls a “two-tier economy”—a widening divide between consumers who are still spending freely and those who are pulling back. For years, dating back to the 2022 inflation wave, McDonald’s and its fast-food rivals have contended wit…
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