According to Ritzer,why might an organization like McDonalds not be as 'rational' as it appears on face value?
A)It uses enormous quantities of resources such as grains and beef.
B)It uses unhealthy products such as breads packed with sugar and uses wasteful packaging.
C)It actively avoids spontaneity,creativity and joy in discovery.
D)all of these

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Ritzer's critique of organizations like McDonald's, encapsulated in his concept of "McDonaldization," points to the irrationality stemming from their hyper-rational focus on efficiency, predictability, calculability, and control. This includes the excessive use of resources (A), promoting unhealthy products and wasteful packaging (B), and stifling human creativity and spontaneity (C), all of which contribute to a broader societal irrationality despite the surface appearance of rational organization.

According to Ritzer,why Might an Organization Like McDonalds Not Be