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How can you measure the economic importance of the food service industry? A. by measuring the average time a family spends at a fast-food restaurant B. by measuring the net sales of food sold at cafeterias
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How can you measure the economic importance of the food service industry?

A.
by measuring the average time a family spends at a fast-food restaurant
B.
by measuring the net sales of food sold at cafeterias
C.
by measuring the amount of food thrown out in the United States
D.
by measuring the average amount a family spends on food away from home

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I do believe that the answer you're looking for would be C but I'm not completely sure.

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