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Not only are most franchisees themselves small businesses, but so are many franchisors, particularly in the formative years of their franchise businesses. High turbulence and attrition rates in the formative years of franchise businesses result in an industry profile whereby, at any one time,...
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Not only are most franchisees themselves small businesses, but so are many franchisors, particularly in the formative years of their franchise businesses. High turbulence and attrition rates in the formative years of franchise businesses result in an industry profile whereby, at any one time,...
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In order to better understand why retail companies choose to franchise, a framework investigating intellectual capital and knowledge management is presented. Four aspects of intellectual capital are examined: human, structural, relational, and competitive. Results of the analysis find that the...
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