An unproven franchise:
A) requires the franchisee to make a larger investment than a proven one.
B) is less risky than a proven one.
C) offers less excitement and challenge than a proven one.
D) could see constant reorganization that could result in confusion and mismanagement.

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An unproven franchise may not have a clear business plan or defined structure, leading to higher chances of reorganization or mismanagement.

An Unproven Franchise