Uncovering McDonald’s Economic Impact in Europe: London Economics report published
McDonald’s has published a report, undertaken by leading European economics and policy consultancy London Economics, uncovering its economic contribution to Europe.
On the 40th anniversary of McDonald’s first European restaurant, the research reveals that McDonald’s is estimated to have contributed €9.5 billion to the European economy in 2010. As well as allowing McDonald’s to learn more about its impact on employees, suppliers, customers and communities – 97% of food for McDonald’s European restaurant is sourced from the continent, for example, and 82% of McDonald’s European workforce receive formal training, averaging 40 hours per year – the report will also help the company to deliver future prosperity for the communities across Europe in which it operates.
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On the 40th anniversary of McDonald’s first European restaurant, the research reveals that McDonald’s is estimated to have contributed €9.5 billion to the European economy in 2010. As well as allowing McDonald’s to learn more about its impact on employees, suppliers, customers and communities – 97% of food for McDonald’s European restaurant is sourced from the continent, for example, and 82% of McDonald’s European workforce receive formal training, averaging 40 hours per year – the report will also help the company to deliver future prosperity for the communities across Europe in which it operates.
Download the Executive Summary here >>
Download the full report here >>
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