REFLECTION 1
Student’s Name
Professor’s Name
Course Number
Date
Reflection
The Freakonomics of McDonalds vs. Drugs-Steven Levitt
One of the key objectives is to challenge people to their daily meetings and discuss new
truths in greater depth. The questioning of Levitt's concept of ordinary intelligence often makes
sense by emphasizing that he doesn't always trust. The word 'wisdom' in the sentence could mean
that conventional wisdom is still applicable. Still, Levitt spread the error by combating
traditional knowledge of the excessive quantities that all drug retailers have to produce. The
similarity between the divided Empire and Corporate America was the primary strategy. Levitt
uses the unorthodox example to educate the readers about the organization of companies, with a
large part of the money invested by certain upper-class people and hundreds of low-ranking
personnel at the top of the pyramid to increase and divide all small sums. That's how most
companies are run and all from Wall Street to McDonalds in America.
The belief in the meritocrats and the idea that hard work will enable people to grow and
become productive is one of the principal values which drives American capitalism. This
approach attracts low-level business staff, such as foot soldiers, who think they can step up and
play the part they want while they are working. One of those organizations is the Black Disciples
labor market, where many people fight for high places. The majority of people cannot succeed.
However, like the Board of Directors of Black Disciples, take a great deal of money for
themselves. The film business, where talented workers compete to become one of the few elites
Student’s Name
Professor’s Name
Course Number
Date
Reflection
The Freakonomics of McDonalds vs. Drugs-Steven Levitt
One of the key objectives is to challenge people to their daily meetings and discuss new
truths in greater depth. The questioning of Levitt's concept of ordinary intelligence often makes
sense by emphasizing that he doesn't always trust. The word 'wisdom' in the sentence could mean
that conventional wisdom is still applicable. Still, Levitt spread the error by combating
traditional knowledge of the excessive quantities that all drug retailers have to produce. The
similarity between the divided Empire and Corporate America was the primary strategy. Levitt
uses the unorthodox example to educate the readers about the organization of companies, with a
large part of the money invested by certain upper-class people and hundreds of low-ranking
personnel at the top of the pyramid to increase and divide all small sums. That's how most
companies are run and all from Wall Street to McDonalds in America.
The belief in the meritocrats and the idea that hard work will enable people to grow and
become productive is one of the principal values which drives American capitalism. This
approach attracts low-level business staff, such as foot soldiers, who think they can step up and
play the part they want while they are working. One of those organizations is the Black Disciples
labor market, where many people fight for high places. The majority of people cannot succeed.
However, like the Board of Directors of Black Disciples, take a great deal of money for
themselves. The film business, where talented workers compete to become one of the few elites
