The Hunger-Free Kids Act is not good for the economy. Research shows that approximately one million kids are not buying school lunches anymore. Secondly, kids will bring their own junk food, or schools still find some way around the act, such as the installment of vending machines. The new rules make it difficult and time consuming for school administrators, and students are very unhappy with the act.
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