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:

Childhood Immunizations

Vaccinations given in childhood to protect against serious and potentially fatal diseases.

Rubella

A contagious viral infection preventable by vaccine, also known as German measles, characterized by a distinctive red rash.

Diphtheria

A serious bacterial infection affecting the mucous membranes of the throat and nose, potentially causing breathing difficulties, heart failure, and paralysis.

Sleep Terrors

Episodes of screaming, intense fear, and flailing while still asleep, often paired with difficulty fully waking up.