An overview of a fourth form of business organization, a Franchise, (1 Paragraph) 1. Introduce what a franchise is 2. Give an example of a franchise that exists in Canada (i.e. Tim Hortons, Loblaws, etc.) 3.Explain how that specific franchise operates (what does it cost to create one, what process needs to be conducted, is there any profit sharing, i.e. do we need to pay a % of profits to the franchisor.) 4. What are some regulations they need to follow (LIST 1 or 2, you don’t need all the regulations) [example, do all Tim Horton’s need the same recipe for donuts? Do they need the same kitchen layout?)

5. Whom would you want to help manage your corporation? Does it matter ifthe person has been accused or even guilty of ethical or moral lapses ofjudgement (making a rude comment etc.)? Do not mention actual people;mention skills, traits, or experience etc... Fully explain.

question- answer following questions based on a person you know who has a small business that deals with Brokerage.   A Entrepreneur information: Name, Nationality, Gender, Age, Background, etc.b. Name, date of founding and brief description of the founded company. Does it stillexist?c. Founding story: why this venture, why that particular time, what motivated to makethe leap? Who helped in the process? What were the entrepreneur's greatest fears anddesires?d. What were the most surprising things and most important lessons learned about founding and running a business? What were the greatest difficulties? How were these dealt with?e. What were the key reasons why the venture succeeded or failed? How was successmeasured? What did they give up or sacrifice? What could be done differently?f. How important (if at all) was the entrepreneurs' skills at building relationships (e.g. with potential customers, investors or suppliers) for the success / failure of the venture? If s/he were to give…

In the case of a franchise, there's no central ownership actively involved with all of the stores. Investors often purchase more than one franchise, but many owners/operators typically run just one location.Explain the FIVE (5) disadvantages of operating a franchise business. (150 words)

TRUE/FALSE Questions:   Statement True False All the below are forms of competition act: − price fixing − bid rigging − price discrimination − predatory pricing − double ticketing − resale price maintenance − bait and switch selling − pyramid selling ☐ ☐ Business slander means unfair and untrue written (oral) statement about a competitor ☐ ☐

1.3 Explain what a mission statement is and furthermore, outline five (5) significant questions that a farm manager must answer when formulating a mission statement of a farm business. [06]

3 Generally (new question, forget Jim), why might you come out better if you hire a brokerage firm to sell your home than sell it yourself? Mention associated costs that must be considered. 3. You are considering hiring a broker to sell your house. You are not sure if your broker is going to represent just you or also represents buyers of your property. What are two steps you should take to protect yourself? To aid you, this information is discussed on page 312 under “Transaction Brokers” in the Law of Agency section of Chapter 12.

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-Uber Assignment-C X G per Assignment i 2 S Book Print rences The Evolution of U.S. Business X G How does Uber benefit off of sur x ezto.mheducation.com/ext/map/index.html?_con=con&external_browser=0&launch Url=https%253A%252F%252Fnewconnect.mheducation.com%25 How does Uber benefit off of surge pricing? Multiple Choice Saved + The demand for rides will immediately increase, thus more money for the drivers A decrease in supply (drivers) allows for surge pricing to remain high (for as long as possible), generating more money for the company It encourages off duty drivers to get on the road and make more money, which lead to the demand for rides being met

Answer the question in paragraph format What strategy should an entrepreneur employ when selecting a personal board, an advisory board, or a board of directors?