The author of Fast Food Nation claims that the fast-food industry prefers to employ teenagers. How does the author best support this claim? by providing evidence that teenagers are the bulk of the workforce in America because many still live at home by providing the counterclaim that teenagers typically leave behind their first jobs at fast-food chains for better opportunities by providing evidence that teenagers are better at smiling and promoting the increased size of an order by providing specific reasons why teenagers are ideal candidates, such as their acceptance of lower wages

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Corbin Garner

14 January, 12:01

The author of Fast Food Nation claims that the fast-food industry prefers to employ teenagers. How does the author best support this claim? by providing evidence that teenagers are the bulk of the workforce in America because many still live at home by providing the counterclaim that teenagers typically leave behind their first jobs at fast-food chains for better opportunities by providing evidence that teenagers are better at smiling and promoting the increased size of an order by providing specific reasons why teenagers are ideal candidates, such as their acceptance of lower wages

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Miracle Richard · Answer 1

by providing evidence that teenagers are better at smiling and promoting the increased size of an order

This is the best claim for the article that best describes the work ethics of teenagers. Since it focuses on their cheerful spirit as a youth that attracts customers that go back because they have a pleasing personality to bring everytime in the restaurant.

Amaris Livingston · Answer 2

D. by providing specific reasons such as the ability of de-skilled jobs to "be filled cheaply"