It is demonstrated that models of royalty rate calculations developed for licensing should not be applied to franchising because the benefits received by a licensee and a franchisee are different. It is proposed that the risk reduction generated by the franchisor’s effective technologies and the managerial support given to a franchisee also be included in the model of royalty calculation. It is demonstrated that a franchisee may wish to acquire the franchise even if the franchisor takes the full amount of additional income or if this additional income is negative
Franchising is a complex, multifaceted, versatile, and dynamic organizational form. The many benefit...
We advance franchising research by explaining the important role, so far overlooked, of different fr...
The main purpose of this course paper is to explore the franchise business by examining the literatu...
The present article contains a description of a new method of royalty calculation based on analysis ...
Abstract: This paper uses a theoretical framework and a by use of a franchising model will examine t...
This article provides an empirical assessment of various agency-theoretic explanations for franchisi...
Franchisors, such as Dunkin ’ Donuts, grant reduced royalty rates to potential franchisees for the i...
This paper explores the profitability of real estate franchises. The database for the study consists...
This article is part of a series of book excerpts from The Entrepreneur’s Intellectual Property & Bu...
In the past fifteen years franchising has grown at an incredible pace. Through the rapid growth come...
In the franchise business, there are several aspects of IPR involved in it, such as trademark, copyr...
Franchising has often been widely accepted as an effective way to conduct and expand businesses. How...
Contractual arrangements have been the subject of a substantial body of economic research. In parti...
Purpose – The goal of this article is to demonstrate how signaling support services and contractual ...
Purpose: This paper aims to outline different signals that franchisors can use to communicate their ...
Franchising is a complex, multifaceted, versatile, and dynamic organizational form. The many benefit...
We advance franchising research by explaining the important role, so far overlooked, of different fr...
The main purpose of this course paper is to explore the franchise business by examining the literatu...
The present article contains a description of a new method of royalty calculation based on analysis ...
Abstract: This paper uses a theoretical framework and a by use of a franchising model will examine t...
This article provides an empirical assessment of various agency-theoretic explanations for franchisi...
Franchisors, such as Dunkin ’ Donuts, grant reduced royalty rates to potential franchisees for the i...
This paper explores the profitability of real estate franchises. The database for the study consists...
This article is part of a series of book excerpts from The Entrepreneur’s Intellectual Property & Bu...
In the past fifteen years franchising has grown at an incredible pace. Through the rapid growth come...
In the franchise business, there are several aspects of IPR involved in it, such as trademark, copyr...
Franchising has often been widely accepted as an effective way to conduct and expand businesses. How...
Contractual arrangements have been the subject of a substantial body of economic research. In parti...
Purpose – The goal of this article is to demonstrate how signaling support services and contractual ...
Purpose: This paper aims to outline different signals that franchisors can use to communicate their ...
Franchising is a complex, multifaceted, versatile, and dynamic organizational form. The many benefit...
We advance franchising research by explaining the important role, so far overlooked, of different fr...
The main purpose of this course paper is to explore the franchise business by examining the literatu...