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- Master_franchise abstract "A master franchise is a franchising contract in which the master franchisor (the owner of the brand name) hands over the control of the franchising activities in a specified territory to a person or entity, called the \"master franchisee\". Master franchising is a method that has been employed by most franchise systems. The operational efficiency of these systems, with their distinctly complex organizational form, benefits from increased growth rates of the subfranchises.".
- Master_franchise wikiPageID "23139915".
- Master_franchise wikiPageLength "4335".
- Master_franchise wikiPageOutDegree "6".
- Master_franchise wikiPageRevisionID "699329680".
- Master_franchise wikiPageWikiLink Agency_cost.
- Master_franchise wikiPageWikiLink Category:Franchises.
- Master_franchise wikiPageWikiLink Convenience_store.
- Master_franchise wikiPageWikiLink Fast_food_restaurant.
- Master_franchise wikiPageWikiLink Franchising.
- Master_franchise wikiPageWikiLinkText "Master franchise".
- Master_franchise wikiPageWikiLinkText "Master franchisee".
- Master_franchise wikiPageWikiLinkText "master franchise".
- Master_franchise wikiPageWikiLinkText "master franchisor".
- Master_franchise wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Business-stub.
- Master_franchise wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Reflist.
- Master_franchise wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Retailing-stub.
- Master_franchise subject Category:Franchises.
- Master_franchise hypernym Contract.
- Master_franchise type Company.
- Master_franchise type Brand.
- Master_franchise type Company.
- Master_franchise comment "A master franchise is a franchising contract in which the master franchisor (the owner of the brand name) hands over the control of the franchising activities in a specified territory to a person or entity, called the \"master franchisee\". Master franchising is a method that has been employed by most franchise systems. The operational efficiency of these systems, with their distinctly complex organizational form, benefits from increased growth rates of the subfranchises.".
- Master_franchise label "Master franchise".
- Master_franchise sameAs Q6785133.
- Master_franchise sameAs m.064l9gz.
- Master_franchise sameAs Q6785133.
- Master_franchise wasDerivedFrom Master_franchise?oldid=699329680.
- Master_franchise isPrimaryTopicOf Master_franchise.