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You make it sound like people are FORCED to go to McDonalds and as a result the 'market' is forcing people to line Ray Kroc's pockets.. a. In the case of the typical reform being advocated, the people spending the money will not be the people whose money is being spent.
Teacher, teach thyself economics, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009
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You make it sound like people are FORCED to go to McDonalds and as a result the 'market' is forcing people to line Ray Kroc's pockets.
Teacher, teach thyself economics, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009
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And every one of Kroc's first millions of dollars income and every job grew during the period when the top personal tax rate was around 90%!
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Kroc's success was "born" by experimentation while Alger's was steeped in observation.
McDonald's Debut ~~louise~~ 2008
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Kroc's success was "born" by experimentation while Alger's was steeped in observation.
Archive 2008-04-01 ~~louise~~ 2008
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Some have wondered if there were some conditions put on large bequests such as the billions from Joan Kroc's estate: be "fair and balanced" or it's aloha to the big bucks.
August 2004 2004
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There was Ray Kroc's attempt to move the Padres in the mid-70s, which came so close that Padres baseball cards that year said "Washington, Nat'l League" on them.
USATODAY.com - Washington is best place for Expos to land 2002
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Consider the difference between McDonald's continued success after Kroc's death in 1984, and the fortunes of rival fast-food chain Wendy's International Inc., which faded after the 2002 death of Dave Thomas, the charismatic founder who often appeared in the company's TV commercials.
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We revel a bit in all the life-altering products that never came to be - the flying cars and 1,000-storey skyscrapers - and in the flops, including Ray Kroc's Hawaii-inspired Hula-Burger and Sony Corp.'s Bet Amax.
Thestar.com - Home Page David Olive 2011
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We revel a bit in all the life-altering products that never came to be - the flying cars and 1,000-storey skyscrapers - and in the flops, including Ray Kroc's Hawaii-inspired Hula-Burger and Sony Corp.'s Bet Amax.
Thestar.com - Home Page David Olive 2011
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