The Big Problem a Franchisor Faces Is

question 28

Multiple Choice

The big problem a franchisor faces is

• A)allowing franchisees to achieve scale economies.
• B)maintaining quality control due to a lack of commitment to consistency and standardization.
• C)eliminating the costs and risks associated with establishing a foreign business location.
• D)sharing foreign facilities and marketing strategies with local businesses.
• E)achieving higher product quality and better product performance than with an export strategy.

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Definitions:

402A

A section of the Restatement (Second) of Torts that outlines the principle of strict liability for harm caused by defective products.

Safety Shielding

Protective measures or devices designed to prevent accidents or injuries in various environments, especially those involving machinery, equipment, or hazardous materials.

Implied Warranty

A legal assumption that a product will meet basic quality and functionality standards even if not explicitly stated.

Water Heater

A household appliance that heats water for various uses such as bathing, cleaning, and cooking.