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Vadim26 [7]
2 years ago
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A master franchisee, in addition to having the right to open and operate a specific number of locations in a particular area, al

so has the right to ________. Group of answer choices stop making royalty payments if its sales decline offer and sell the franchise to other people in its area use its own operating manuals to run its franchise outlets stop making royalty payments if it is losing money sell products made by companies other than the franchisor
Business
1 answer:
Serhud [2]2 years ago
8 0

Answer: Use its own operating manuals to run its franchise outlets stop making royalty payments if it is losing money

Explanation:

A franchisee is a business owner who runs a franchise. The franchisee has some rights to carry out some activities. Some of those activities include using his own ideas to run the franchise although he still has to follow the original blueprint the franchise runs on.

Also, when things begin to get bad and there is a drastic reduction in sales he can slow down remitting money to the franchisor.

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Direct labor                       $24,040

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