What is LEAST likely an advantage of franchise systems that include both company-owned outlets and franchisees?
A) testing new ideas
B) training employees
C) refining business formats
D) enforcing contract requirements
E) motivating both sides to improve

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Enforcing contract requirements is generally not considered an advantage of having both company-owned outlets and franchisees in a franchise system. This is because enforcement of contract requirements is a basic necessity and function within any franchise system, rather than an advantage of having a mixed system of company-owned and franchised outlets. The mixed system primarily benefits from testing new ideas, training employees, refining business formats, and motivating improvement through direct involvement and competition between company-owned outlets and franchisees.

What Is LEAST Likely an Advantage of Franchise Systems That