A franchise chain is a retail or service business model in which a franchisor grants franchisees the right to use its brand and trademarks, and provides know-how for opening and operating locations, in exchange for royalty payments. The franchisor maintains brand consistency while franchisees can start a business with relatively lower risk. Convenience stores and restaurant chains are common examples.

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• 2010h22a #11本部が契約した加盟店に対して，営業権や商標の使用権，出店や運営のノウハウを提供し，その見返りとして加盟店からロイヤルティを徴収するという関係を有した小売業態はど…