Multiple Choice
When evaluating a franchise,the potential franchisee should:
A) interview both current and former franchisees.
B) only interview franchise employees as franchisees vary greatly in their opinions.
C) ask about what oral promises the franchiser will give regarding future earnings.
D) look at the local labor market to see if there is a pool of appropriate candidates for employment.
Correct Answer:
Verified
Correct Answer:
Verified
Q41: Typically,the franchiser controls are very tight on
Q42: Territorial encroachment is becoming a hotly contested
Q43: Which of the following is an indication
Q44: In most cases,startup costs for franchises often
Q45: McDonald's relies almost exclusively on the trade
Q47: The primary market for U.S.franchisors is Europe.
Q48: The only fee that franchisers can collect
Q49: By the 1920s,franchising was rife with fraudulent
Q50: The primary advantage of buying a franchise
Q51: Independent entrepreneurs with a "go-my-own-way" attitude are