When you think of the difference between the rich and the poor, private jets, concierge doctors or even homeownership probably come to mind. But the new dividing line is actually burgers. McDonald’s prices are cutting out customers who make less than $45,000 a year, which is about one-third of Americans. It hasn’t hurt the Golden Arches – by any measure, business is booming. But it’s a stark reminder that a growing number of people in the US are struggling to afford the basics.
@BloombergOpinion's Nir Kaissar breaks down the data to explain why it’s time to add burgers to the list of what separates the haves and have-nots.
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Reporting by: Nir Kaissar
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Why Is McDonald's So Expensive Now?
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