2013
DOI: 10.1080/02642069.2011.627433
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Survival of new firms in the Brazilian franchising segment: an empirical study

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“…In addition, Table 2 discriminates between four continuity ranges: (1) 1-5 years; (2) 6-10 years; (3) 11-15 years; and (4) 16 years or more, as franchise continuity periods; the first range represents the survival limit of the Mexican franchise as indicated by the A.M.F. and leading consultants and experts in Mexico; and the second, third and fourth ranges follow the previous statistical range of five years as reported in international studies (Bordonaba-Juste, Lucia-Palacios, & Polo-Redondo, 2011;Facanha et al, 2013;Kosov a & Lafontaine, 2010).…”
Section: Variablesmentioning
confidence: 85%
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“…In addition, Table 2 discriminates between four continuity ranges: (1) 1-5 years; (2) 6-10 years; (3) 11-15 years; and (4) 16 years or more, as franchise continuity periods; the first range represents the survival limit of the Mexican franchise as indicated by the A.M.F. and leading consultants and experts in Mexico; and the second, third and fourth ranges follow the previous statistical range of five years as reported in international studies (Bordonaba-Juste, Lucia-Palacios, & Polo-Redondo, 2011;Facanha et al, 2013;Kosov a & Lafontaine, 2010).…”
Section: Variablesmentioning
confidence: 85%
“…Although the business growth of franchising is expected to move in a positive direction for market continuity to remain in place, the intensity of the effect will usually differ for the franchisor as much as for the franchisee, due to possible opportunistic behaviours by one or the other party. Both the franchisor and the franchisee, however, have an expectation of continuity, generated by the mutual perception of a continuous economic relationship (Benoliel, 2009;Facanha, Resende, Cardoso, & Schr€ oder, 2013).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…(iv) Por limitaciones geográficas debido a las jurisdicciones, el marco legal y regulatorio de cada país, la madurez del sector, el apoyo de las instituciones y del gobierno, los factores culturales, el nivel de competitividad (World Bank, 2015), la competencia gerencial del franquiciante (McCartan-Quinn and Carson, 2003) entre otros, siendo necesaria una investigación intercultural que extrapole resultados más allá de la comparación con Estados Unidos para crear coherencia conceptual, empírica y metodológica (Façanha et al, 2013).…”
Section: Principales Problemas En La Investigación Del Fracaso Del Franquicianteunclassified
“…Ao tornar o gestor local o proprietário dos ativos locais, a rede abdica de um modelo vertical hierárquico onde os gerentes locais têm uma relação empregatícia com a rede para estabelecer uma relação contratual com outra "firma". Com isso, o gestor local passa a ser reclamante do lucro da unidade (FAÇANHA et al, 2013). Daí se deduz que a parte do lucro abdicada das diversas unidades franqueadas representa um custo para o franqueador.…”
Section: Desenvolvimento De Hipótesesunclassified