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Franchise models carefully shift business risk to operators

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Because keeping the profits while exporting all the actual peril is pure corporate genius. Major chains strictly enforce how a local shop must operate while ensuring that if the location ultimately fails, the massive parent company loses absolutely nothing but a minor royalty stream.

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