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Franchising

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Franchising
Provision of a specialized sales or service strategy, support assistance, and possibly an initial investment in the franchise in exchange for periodic fees.

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The Nemos Seafood owners are discovering that franchising their business has tremendous advantages, from expanding with minimal capital investment--since franchisees provide the initial investment--to competing more effectively against much larger competitors.
We also consider the number of years in business, the length of time franchising, start-up costs, litigation, percentage of terminations and whether the company provides financing.
One would expect these two phenomena to converge, that the growth of women entrepreneurs and franchising would result in more women-owned franchise businesses.
 
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