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    <title>Supersizing and upselling in fast food restaurants and bars</title>
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  <tableOfContents>Contents: Problems created by the misuse of alcohol and fast food -- Retailers and ethics -- The concept of Corporate Social Responsibility -- CSR expectations from the providers of ethically dubious or socially undesirable products -- The ethical answer -- The legal approach -- The role of the owners/managers -- The economic approach -- Who can be blamed for these problems? -- The managerial approach -- The role of government -- The role of society -- Conclusions.</tableOfContents>
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