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2:01Now PlayingIn a recent ad, Burger King took McDonalds head on, encouraging its customers to go to the Gold Arches and ask for a Whopper. It’s part of an ongoing saga over which fast-food chain has the best burgers. But does taking your competitors head-on actually sell more burgers? PBS NewsHour economics correspondent Paul Solman and Harvard Business School professor Nancy Koehn explore.
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