Exam 4: Franchises and Buyouts

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The agreement Irma signed with McDonald's that allows her to open a restaurant using the McDonald's name is:

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An entrepreneur would choose a franchise over an independent startup most likely because of the

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Nardell's franchise contract contains language that prohibits him from opening a similar business under his own brand.Nardell considers this to be:

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Quality Dining,Inc.operates several different restaurant franchises including Burger King,Olive Garden,Dairy Queen,and several others.Quality Dining has its own corporate structure and stockholders.This corporation is an example of:

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One drawback of becoming a franchisor relates to possible new restrictions as a requirement for contract renewal.

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Jill sees an advertisement for a franchise opportunity that matches her interests.Her first step in pursuing the franchise is to look for independent,third-party sources of information to verify that the opportunity is legitimate.

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Leonard and the seller have agreed to a price for a business.Leonard cannot pay cash for the entire purchase price so he applied for a bank loan.The bank is likely to:

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A Starbucks franchise located inside a Target store is called ______ franchising.

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Match: a.due diligence b.fair market value c.franchise d.franchise contract e.Franchise Disclosure Document f.Franchise Rule g.franchisee h.franchisor -The party in a franchise contract that specifies the methods to be followed and the terms to be met by the other party

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Fred's company specializes in bringing together buyers and sellers of businesses.Fred is:

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One possible disadvantage of becoming a franchisor is:

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Match: a.due diligence b.fair market value c.franchise d.franchise contract e.Franchise Disclosure Document f.Franchise Rule g.franchisee h.franchisor -An entrepreneur whose power is limited by a contractual relationship with a franchising organization

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In what way is a franchisee's control over the business greatly reduced?

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Compare and contrast the functions of a master licensee and area developer.

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Matthew is an individual acting as a sales agent with the responsibility for finding new franchisees within a specified territory.Matthew is a(n):

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Match: a.due diligence b.fair market value c.franchise d.franchise contract e.Franchise Disclosure Document f.Franchise Rule g.franchisee h.franchisor -The franchisor's selling of another franchise location within the market area of an existing franchise

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Each month Tomas must report his gross sales and pay a percentage of that amount to his franchisor.This percentage is:

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Match: a.co-branding b.master licensee c.multibrand franchising d.multiple-unit ownership e.noncompete clause f.non-disclosure agreement g.piggyback franchising h.product and trade name franchising -The operation of a retail franchise within the physical facilities of a host store

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Jeffrey's job is to identify potential business people in his country who might want to do business using a particular brand name.When the contract is signed,Jeffrey then provides training to the business person.Jeffrey is most likely:

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A nondisclosure agreement signed by a prospective buyer shows the seller that the buyer intends to purchase the business.

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