The Difference Between Single-Unit and Multi-Unit Franchises Is

question 12

Multiple Choice

The difference between single-unit and multi-unit franchises is:

• A) Only franchisees operating multi-unit franchisees can own more than a single franchise..
• B) In multi-unit franchisees, franchisees receive permission from the franchisor to own and operate more than one unit at the outset of their relationship, whereas single-unit franchises initially only receive permission to operate a single unit.
• C) Multi-unit franchises require the franchisor to provide greater operational assistance to their franchisees than do they do for single-unit franchises.
• D) There is no difference, they are different labels for the same form of franchise channel.
• E) None of the above.

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