Technician A says specialty shops are usually independent shops that focus on one type of service. Technician B says franchises are similar to specialty shops, but they are connected to a larger parent organization. Who is correct?

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5 May, 14:21

Technician A says specialty shops are usually independent shops that focus on one type of service. Technician B says franchises are similar to specialty shops, but they are connected to a larger parent organization. Who is correct?

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Maeve Duffy · Answer 1

Answer: Technicians A and B are both correct

Technician A is correct in saying that specialty shops are usually independent shops that focus on one type of service. Technician B is also correct in saying that franchises are similar to specialty shops, because they offer limited services only, only they are connected to a larger parent organization.

Remington Matthews · Answer 2

Both

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Both of these technicians are correct. It is true that specialty shops are usually independent shops that focus on one type of service. They generally sell a particular product range and associated items. They generally have expert knowledge in a particular area. On the other hand, franchises are similar in the sense that they offer expert knowledge and that they focus on a specific set of products. However, these are connected to a larger parent organization.