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Question: DeMarcus Ferguson-McKinley

Companies promote waste management for revenue. An example would be a restaurant. The restaurant would have recycled bins for drinks in front of the restaurant and the back of the restaurant. on a busy night the owner would make a hundred dollars for glass and plastic bottles. The city promotes people to spend money by having free Wi-Fi at the stadiums. Many companies access waste for pure profit with strategies for healthy work Evo. They have promotions online for free items on money spent which creates a supply chain for the demand of more drinks bought. The stadiums recycle the paper, glass, and plastic to benefit more and more beverages bought. The stadium sales keep revenue for the city and help people of the less fortunate by donations from the fans. Raffle tickets ever so often are a way that the company can help the less fortunate. Companies like 24 Hour fitness give their lost and found items to charity like Goodwill. Goodwill promotes cheap spending and helps the those with disabilities work. People are willing to help for a good cause with a niche. A company such as Fed ex recycles its computer paper and manufactures its own products with for a cheap price lower than the competitor such as a Sears or Macy's. Food conglomerates donate food daily to charities that feed the communities. Fortune 500 companies generate many dollars by placing phone store recycle bins that give a minimum dollar for the refurbishing of phones and selling of the models in other parts and formulas. Corporations send defective merchandise back to the factory to be later sent to other stores after repair for the same profit or more because the quantity for the lower price is high in demand at the second store. Many papers plastics and glass are used to promote heathier living for environmental groups trying that are funded dollars for the United States for church communities and the poor (Strawser , 2016).