A business started from scratch can have bigger rewards than a franchise if it succeeds. True or False

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True, any business can outdo a franchise, all it takes is enough money and brain power! I hope this helps! P.S I would love it if I got that fantastic Brainiest answer

Helga [31]3 years ago

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The answer to this one is true.

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