The Australian franchise sector is a large, highly- sophisticated industry, contributing approximately 14 percent to the nation’s GDP File size : 1.152 MB. Type : pdf
Franchising as a business model remains a relatively small factor in the Austrian economy,accounting for an estimated five to ten percent of retail sales. File size : 0.134 MB. Type : pdf
The global economic uncertainty brought jitters to investors and scared away some of the foreign franchisors that planned to come to Bulgaria. File size : 0.135 MB. Type : pdf
Canada has the world’s second largest franchise industry. Franchises benefit from the high number of Canadianswho travel to the United States File size : 0.209 MB. Type : pdf
Central America has been a good marketplace for U.S. franchises in the past, and continues to offer opportunities for well-known franchise concepts. File size : 0.074 MB. Type : pdf
In 2009, the franchise industry in Chile registered sales of US$ 627 million. The first U.S. franchise concepts to arrive in Chile, in the late 80s, were McDonald, Pizza Hut, and Kentucky Fried Chicken. File size : 0.042 MB. Type : pdf
Franchising is slowly gaining importance in Colombia as a marketing system. The Colombian market, which encourages foreign investment and international trade File size : 0.04 MB. Type : pdf
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Franchising in Croatia is yet to develop, but there is a strong ongoing initiative to promote the advantages of this business concept. File size : 0.15 MB. Type : pdf
After several years of continuous growth, the franchising sector slowed down in the Dominican Republic due to the economic crisis in 2003; however File size : 0.067 MB. Type : pdf
The franchise industry in Ecuador has been growing steadily at a rate higher than the growth of the gross domestic product (GDP) File size : 0.096 MB. Type : pdf
Despite several years of continuous growth, the popularity of franchise business concepts continues in Honduras, especially in the fast food and casual dining sectors. File size : 0.046 MB. Type : pdf
The franchising industry is in its early stage of development in India though it is increasingly becoming a popular business model. File size : 0.214 MB. Type : pdf
Indonesia offers excellent market potential for franchising, a business concept that began to gain widespread popularity in the country in the early 1990s File size : 0.068 MB. Type : pdf
Franchising is still an underdeveloped sector in Italy. Compared to most other European countries, Italy has fewer U.S. franchise brands. File size : 0.204 MB. Type : pdf
Despite the challenging economic climate, last year the franchise industry in Mexico grew 14%. Conservative estimates indicate that this sector will grow at least 10 percent in 2009. File size : 0.28 MB. Type : pdf
Although franchising in Morocco started in the 60’s, it has only flourished during the last 15 years to become a real investment fashion among middle-age entrepreneurs. File size : 0.071 MB. Type : pdf
Nigeria is a growth market for U.S. franchising and franchise development services. There are opportunities for both business format and product or trademark franchising. File size : 0.016 MB. Type : pdf
The concept of franchising has gained wide acceptance in Pakistan. Major U.S. franchise operations in Pakistan include Pizza Hut, KFC File size : 0.009 MB. Type : pdf
The Peruvian market for franchising continues to grow and is presently composed of approximately 100 different franchises, with some 1,000 outlets. File size : 0.051 MB. Type : pdf
Singapore consumers enjoy one of the highest standards of living in the world, with a per capita Gross Domestic Product of over US$35,000. File size : 0.229 MB. Type : pdf
The outlook of the Franchise sector for 2009 in Spain is that it will be a very challenging year to introduce new franchises. File size : 0.179 MB. Type : pdf
