With Regard to the Evaluation of Franchisee Performance and Degree

question 10

Multiple Choice

With regard to the evaluation of franchisee performance and degree of control:

• A) The generally low level of control that a franchisor has over the franchisee enables the franchisor to request and receive a great deal of performance data.
• B) The generally low level of control that a franchisor has over the franchisee suggests that the franchisor to can only request performance data infrequently.
• C) Franchisors are able to request and receive various data except data that pertains to cleanliness of facilities and employee training procedures.
• D) Franchisor access to franchisee performance data is similar to data in conventional channels by channel members.
• E) The high degree of control by the franchisor helps to provide a guaranteed, detailed, and regular flow of performance data that benefits both parties.

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Definitions:

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