Franchising Transfers Liability at Failed Service Station The business model of a franchisor is to extract maximum profit from all franchisees while limiting liability for any adverse consequences of making money—the dominant historical narrative of rural America. Communities are often left with the mess and do not have the resources to clean it up, let alone recover their livelihoods. Most of the profits were never reinvested in the community but were banked in big cities far away. https://take-note.com/note-takers/marshall--mayer/notes/franchising-transfers-liability-at-failed-service-station/view https://take-note.com/note-takers/marshall--mayer/notes/franchising-transfers-liability-at-failed-service-station/@@download/image/image.png

Franchising Transfers Liability at Failed Service Station

note taken by Marshall Mayer on July 29, 2009 at 11:30 AM on Klakken Road, Noxon, MT 59853, USA

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Marshall Mayer says:

May 06, 2021 10:08 AM

The business model of a franchisor is to extract maximum profit from all franchisees while limiting liability for any adverse consequences of making money—the dominant historical narrative of rural America. Communities are often left with the mess and do not have the resources to clean it up, let alone recover their livelihoods. Most of the profits were never reinvested in the community but were banked in big cities far away.

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