When the franchiser has the right to establish a semi-independent organization in a particular territory to recruit,sell,and support other franchises,it is known as a ________ franchise.

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A master franchise agreement allows the franchisor to grant rights to a third-party (the master franchisee) to develop and manage its franchise system in a particular territory or region. The master franchisee typically has the right to establish its own sub-franchises, recruit new franchisees, provide support and training, and collect fees and royalties from sub-franchisees. This type of franchise is also known as a regional franchise or a sub-franchise.

When the Franchiser Has the Right to Establish a Semi-Independent