Step-by-step explanation:
A franchise business is one that allows another business (or non-profit) to carry out certain commercial activities, in a sense acting as an agent for the company.
Consider the following advantages:
1. Capital
The franchisor (the company that grants permission) may provide all the capital required to open and operate the non-profit.
2. Better-quality management. The years of experience accumulated by the franchisor may be of benefit to the non-profit. Thus, improving the quality of operations.
Other benefits include;
- increase their speed of Growth
- increased Profitability
- reduced Risk