No More Mcdonalds in an Equal Money System

 

McDonalds is a business oriented to sell primarily burgers to the consumer. McDonalds is created to satisfy the consumer in virtually any way possible to get the consumer to come back repetitively to McDonalds in order to make profit from the consumer. This is done through unconscious psychological persuasion techniques which, in-turn, programs the consumer to think of McDonalds as one of the ‘best’ burger places in the industry. I’d have to say that McDonalds has done a good job of this — ranking #4 within the  top 10 fast food franchises of 2008.

The reason that McDonalds’ integrity is solid is because of the mathematical processes and strategies that it utilizes that are compatible with this current capitalistic monetary system for it to operate. If the mathematical processes of this capitalistic monetary system changes, then McDonalds would have to find new strategies to support its integrity. But intrinsically, there won’t be much change done because a system is either ‘best for all’ or self-indulgent = seeking to satisfy its own whims by maximizing profit in a strategical sense while simultaneously presenting the ‘illusion’ of low prices to the consumer value.

Apparently, when a system operates against the ‘flow’ of strategical architectures of businesses, the health of the business domain will be depleted. Imagine a system where competition against businesses, according to their specific line of products, would be incompatible with a system that doesn’t operate based on capitalism. If McDonalds was selling products for less within a system wherein everyone has the ability to acquire food freely without the binds of profit, then the health of McDonalds would fall quickly. Who would want to be working to make profit in a system where income and income potential is not necessary? Who would want to flip burgers for someone just to survive? This goes to show, theoretically, that McDonalds is a product of the capitalistic integrity of/as the system which exists only because of the trading of currency from one party to another for economic growth. McDonalds’ lifeline will be severed in an Equal Money System.

Summary: McDonalds is a business oriented to sell primarily burgers to the consumer. Imagine a system where competition against businesses, according to their specific line of products, would be incompatible with a system that doesn’t operate based on capitalism. Who would want to be working to make profit in a system where income and income potential is not necessary? Who would want to flip burgers for someone just to survive? This goes to show, theoretically, that McDonalds’ lifeline will be severed in an Equal Money System.