Business, 03.03.2020 08:38, lilquongohard

1. What is the role of the franchiser when a franchise is purchased?
2. Imagine that you want to open a doggy-daycare business. Give an example of a human risk, a natural risk, and an economic risk associated with opening this business.
3. Using your answers from the previous question, give one way to manage or lessen the risk you identified.

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