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    In fact, licensing and franchising has a similarity, which is both of them offer company to earn monthly profits but obviously it still depended on how you managed and operated your business (Gerhardt, S, Hazen, S, Lewis, S & Hall, R 2015, p. 8). Licensing is like giving the rights to someone to produce a product or using its brand name, however, franchising is like open a branch by using its brand name or business model (William, C 2014)

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    pricing and profit margin for the franchises, a detailed costing would be required. The things that are needed to be considered would be Cost of Lemon, Cost of Sugar, Cost of water, Cost of container, 10% overheads (labor, rent, utilities, etc), 5% franchising fee and 7% profit margin. In addition to this pricing 2% price fluctuation will be added to the cost. With this calculation the company and the franchises should make enough money to survive in the competitive market. Global Market:- Even though

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    2. Contractual agreement Contractual agreements are long term, non-equity associations between a company and another in a foreign market. It usually include a transfer of trademark, technology, processes, and or human skills. Licensing and franchising are some examples of contractual agreement. Licensing provides another company the

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    Introduction Noodles and Company, a fast-casual dining restaurant, whose founder is Aaron Kennedy. Aaron thought of the idea in 1993 while eating at an Asian noodle diner in NYC. He opened his first restaurant in Boulder, Colorado. It was opened on October third, 1995. Noodles and Company was not his start though, he has also worked for Oscar Meyer, Pepsi, and Cato Gobe. Other persons that played significant roles include President and Co-CEO, Ken Keyme; Chief Financial Officer/EVP, Mary Beth Lewis;

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    Investigating McDonald's The purpose of this report is to show my understanding of why McDonald's adopted franchising. In the report I am going to explain franchise and explain its legal framework. Also the amount of control McDonalds actually has over the McDonald's outlets and where the outlets should be located. I will also evaluate if original decision to franchise was the correct one. My report will include: v where my information comes from and why;

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    franchise. Growth and success in a franchise business is determine by the market analysis and financial planning. However, with proper distribution the production factors will occur once the customers are aware of the business. The franchising of business is started by several different aspects, the business models as a small business growth strategy. However, marketing, production, and financial are important in the formulation and development strategies to expand the success

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    starting method for people who are new to business as the low starting risks and the existing reputation. As the result of these advantages Franchising is a popular trend in plenty economies from several nations, it not only allows national businesses to purchase and run a franchise stores, but also foreign entrepreneurs are welcomed to participate in the franchising form. How to be a Kumon Math & Reading centre franchisee: There are several steps that a businessman can make to be Kumon franchisee, which

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    Question 1: Write a plan for starting your own franchising operation. What would be the essential elements of the plan? What specific points would you include in the contractual arrangement you establish with your franchisee? If I was going to start a franchise of a restaurant chains offering diet food served in place and as a delivery. I, as a franchisor, would have to plan my own franchising operations. The act of preparing a plan for the franchising operations forces the franchisor (me) to think

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    The Global Success of McDonald's MBA/521 Jan-7th-2012 Abstract When people think about the franchising concept, McDonald's usually comes up first as a prime example. Although McDonald's was not the first franchise business Isaac Singer, the inventor of the sewing machine gets credit for originating the franchise idea-the hamburger chain certainly exemplifies franchising success. The first McDonald's restaurant was opened by brothers Dick and Mac McDonald in 1940 on Route 66 in San

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    markets in which author has selected ‘franchising’ as a market development strategy for ministry of crab moving to United Kingdom and Bangladesh. (Terpstra,2000) 2 What is franchising? Basically the ideas is Franchisor gives licensed privilege to do business continuously, plus support on training, management and merchandising in order to gain a profit in return from the franchisee (International Franchise Association) Franchising is an authority given to a firm to sell

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