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selling tool
Disclosure laws do not reduce fraud
Economies of scale promise
Excuse du jour
Fair weather friends
False earnings claims
False success claims
Franchisor changes personal names
Fraud mushrooms
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or defeating the franchisee, Economies of scale promise, Forced ordering, Franchisor cuts off supplies, Franchisor is wholesaler and retailer, Franchisor overcharges for required products, Must buy only through franchisor (tied buying), United States, 20100618 Krispy Kreme
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, Veil of secrecy, Economies of scale promise, Must buy only through franchisor (tied buying), Gouging on rent and equipment, Gouging on supplies, American Association of Franchisees and Dealers, AAFD
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economies of scale and efficient services through our domain knowledge and experience.’’
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Apollo to cash in on its franchise, set up chain of health clinics
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as well as improve skills and telecommunications services "to help drive the next wave of productivity in the Australian economy".
The plan promised:
A $200 Business Skills Credit to all new small
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of Government Services, Ontario, Franchise show, Federal Trade Commission, Weak law worse than no law, Celebrity endorsement, Siren song, Economies of scale promise, Canada, 19991105 Want to
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diligence is irrelevant, Economies of scale promise, Excuse du jour, Financial failure of first franchisee a material fact to the second, Fear, distrust, hate and contempt, Franchise agreements create
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of misrepresentation and the risk of opportunism, are costly for the economy. When franchisees end up getting into a franchise that doesn't deliver on its promises and invests those funds, and those funds
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-stop distributor to ensure efficiency, quality and economies of scale. It adds that franchisees can buy ingredients elsewhere at lower prices if the product is identical. Cold Stone says it won't
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