Under a franchising agreement between a U.S.
based company and a foreign firm,in return for the rights to use its brand name and sell its products,the U.S.franchiser requires the foreign company to adhere to an established business model.

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In a franchising agreement, the franchiser (in this case, the U.S. based company) grants the franchisee (the foreign firm) the rights to use its brand name and sell its products or services, in return for adherence to an established business model and usually a fee. This model ensures consistency in brand experience and quality across different locations.

Under a Franchising Agreement Between a U.S