McDonald's Navigates Challenges Amid Rising US Sales and Changing Consumer Habits
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McDonald's is subsidizing part of the cost of its $5 value meals to attract lower-income customers amid a decline in their traffic, acting as a short-term strategy to navigate economic stress and maintain sales, while also gaining market share from higher-cost competitors.
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