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Franchises (Retail trade)

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Franchising

Lloyd T. Tarbutton

1986

30 Ways to Make Money in Franchising

Roger Beard

1996

The franchise survival guide

Carol B. Green

1993

Franchise your business

Mark Siebert

2016

Ultimate book of restaurant and food-service franchises 2005/2006

Rieva Lesonsky

2005

The donut

Steven Penfold

2008

The Complete Idiot's Guide to Franchising

Jr., James H. Amos

2005

The blueprint for franchising a business

Steven S. Raab

1987

The Burger King

James W. McLamore

1998

The Franchise Affair (Inspector Alan Grant #3)

Josephine Tey

1949 ★ 3.6

Buying a franchise

Brian R. Smith

1986

Auntie Anne

Anne Beiler

2002

Roadside empires

Stan Luxenberg

1985

Ultimate book of franchises

Maria Anton-Conley, Rieva Lesonsky

2007

Franchise organizations

Jeffrey L. Bradach

1998

Straightforward Guide to Buying a Franchise

Gordon Clark

2015

The Unofficial Guide to Opening a Franchise (Unofficial Guides)

Jason R. Rich

2007

Business building ideas for franchises and small business

Med Serif

1970

The franchiser

Stanley Elkin

1980

How to open a franchise business

Mike Powers

1995

Franchising for dummies

R. David Thomas, Michael Seid, Dave Thomas

2000

The McDonaldization thesis

George Ritzer

1998

Handbook of successful franchising

Mark P. Friedlander

1981

Franchising

John E. Kinch

1988

How to buy and manage a franchise

Joseph Mancuso

1993

The guide to franchising

Martin Mendelsohn

1979

Twist of faith

Anne Beiler

2008

Your guide to financing business growth by selling a piece of the pie

Iain Williamson

2012

Business opportunities

Herb Morgan, Ardith Morgan

2000

Franchising

Spinelli, Stephen Jr., Robert Rosenberg, Stephen Spinelli et al.

2004

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