With Respect to Franchised Operations,what Is a "Bust-Out

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Multiple Choice

With respect to franchised operations,what is a "bust-out"?

• A)Franchises whose sales begin rather slow,and then a positive situation such as a new office building emerges near the site and helps grow the business.
• B)The successful expansion of a business,by selling franchises to others.
• C)A scam operation that temporarily locates in an area,in order to sell fake or unproven franchises.
• D)A lengthy and full investigation of the franchisor by the franchisee,and usually involves retaining an attorney to help with the legal matters.

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