In some countries,brand name fast-food restaurants are not allowed to operate.Such restrictions are likely to

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Restricting brand name fast-food restaurants would reduce the competitive nature of local fast-food markets, as there would be fewer established competitors for local fast-food businesses. This could lead to higher prices and less choice for consumers. It would not necessarily enhance social welfare, as some consumers may prefer the convenience and consistency of brand name fast-food restaurants. It would also not necessarily increase the number of local fast-food restaurants, as there may be other barriers to entry in the market regardless of the presence of brand name competitors. Lastly, reducing barriers to entry in imperfect markets would require different policies or approaches.

In Some Countries,brand Name Fast-Food Restaurants Are Not Allowed to Operate.Such