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should always be applauded and the government is aware that some franchisors already do have practices in line with the proposed requirements. In these cases there is virtually nothing new a franchisor
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”. Investor confidence in the industry appears to be following the theory of “The Tipping Point”. The pathogen is: don’t invest in any franchise because the risk of loss is too high.”
Fundamental Question
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, each with different partners and other investors.
Most notably, franchisors do not bear a significant share of the capital cost or risk setting up franchised outlets:
Franchisees report that their own
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another, Franchisor chooses to do nothing when told of investor losses, Blame the franchisee, Franchisee in trouble who worked for the system before investing, Eviction cheaper and faster than termination
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and contempt, Franchisee abandons their investment, Franchisees are pawns in insolvency flip, Franchisor chooses to do nothing when told of investor losses, Franchisor corporations designed to keep franchisee
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their entire investment, why then should franchisors make such a song and dance about the costs of compliance?
Franchisors who are doing the right thing, and acting in good faith should have nothing
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.
And he’s looking for the middle ground between franchisor from hell and Mr. Nice Guy. As someone who’s been there and back, it’s not surprising his favorite saying is “Evil flourishes when good people do
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publicity, Hidden agenda, Higher short-term ROI to franchisor when churned (versus royalties), History is often re-written by the winners, aided by the unaware, Honesty, House negro, Identity as a competent
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