These Fast-Food Chains Have Raised Kids' Meal Prices the Most | Entrepreneur
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Kids' meal prices have surged by 43% over the last decade compared to a 33% national inflation rate, indicating a significant price increase in fast food options.
Popeyes increased its kids' meal prices by 62%, which is nearly double the national inflation rate, highlighting the drastic price hikes in kids' meals.
Rising commodity and labor costs are the primary drivers behind menu price increases, with minimum wage in California jumping from $9 to $20 per hour.
Despite rising prices, some chains like Dairy Queen have managed to keep increases lower than the inflation rate, raising kids' meal prices by only 21%.
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