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    ability to operate with minimal supervision | | e. | adequate financial resources and a good credit history | Answer: A 2. | According to a concept called ________ theory, it is more effective for the units of a growing chain to be run by franchises than by managers, because managers are usually paid a salary, and may not be as committed to the success of their individual units as

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    They also need to be able to generate enough cash flow to support the international expansion as there may might be delays in the returns from international markets. Nathans Famous (2014) Franchise Expansion into Foreign Markets (2010, April 7) There are a couple of steps you will want to take before expanding your business in a foreign place. You will need to know your business inside

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    Introduction Opening up a business such as a franchise can carry many risks, both financially and personally but can also be very rewarding and challenging. Some people make a decent living, some end up rich, then again, plenty of people fail. (MSNMoney, 2014) There are many advantages of owning a franchise. Some advantages are that you have association with a well-established brand, reputation and product or service, access to established standard procedures, operating manuals and stock control

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    This article I found on the Florida restaurant & Lodging association website talks about the recent change made by the National Labor relations board on the franchising business. The article talks about the new “Joint-employer” rule that’s about to be imposed on franchisees’ and this article specifically focuses on an entrepreneur named Saia who’s a Burger King Franchisee and a couple of others restaurants. Saia is against the “Joint-employer” standard because of many different reasons. One of his

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    INTRODUCTION A franchise is a right granted to an individual or group to market a company 's goods or services within a certain territory or location. Some examples of today 's popular franchises are McDonald 's, Subway, Domino 's Pizza, and the UPS Store. There are many different types of franchises. Many people associate only fast food businesses with franchising. In fact, there are over 120 different types of franchise businesses available today, including automotive, cleaning & maintenance,

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    Jimmy John’s My personal reason to investigate Jimmy John’s is that I have had the experience of being a delivery driver for the franchise for the last two years. In this time I have learned some information about the business that is not commonly known and what happens outside of the customers’ views. In 1983, Jimmy John Liautaud perfected his award-winning bread and opened up his first Jimmy John’s restaurant. Jimmy John did not have a lot of money to start out his company and he was even unable

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    The franchise relationship between AQAP and the al-Qaida core has also caused AQAP to take on some serious disadvantages in their operations. This display is a good example of how taking on the al-Qaida brand also comes with disadvantages. “Some of these groups are reluctant to identify explicitly with al-Qaida due to the risk that open affiliation might make them a target of increased counterterrorism operations from their home countries.” One example of this is the increased use of drone strikes

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    Expansion Strategy Multinational companies opt to franchise as a way of expansion strategy (Siebert, n.d.). Chick-fil-A is dominant only in the US market. The firm has only ventured into the Canadian market in the airport of Calgary. Many United States Corporations have engaged in franchising in the United States as a form of the expansion strategy. Laws concerning franchising are neither strict in Canada. Our form of non-equity mode will be franchising, therefore our form of entry will be a small-scale

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    Franchising can be defined as a business venture between an individual (Franchise Owner) and the franchisor (Business Owner), who wants to expand the scale of their business to promote visibility of their particular brand and thus increase market shares. In India, franchising is growing exponentially over the last handful of decades along and the trend seems to be growing at an extremely strong pace. According to the experts, franchise business is probably the safest modes of businesses because it involves

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    a.) Primark Menswear has sold 120 franchises. Explain what a franchise is. 1. Franchise Franchise is a type of business that involves the relationship between a franchisor and franchisee. The franchisor is the owner of the business, while the franchisee is the one who buys the rights of the company from the franchisor to be able to sell the same products using the same company name and logo with the same components. In Primark Menswear’s case, having franchises helps the company to expand its business

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