
Understanding Global Trade and Franchising
Explore the world of global trade and franchising with key vocabulary, grammar insights on present perfect tense, and an overview of franchising in business. Learn about the processes, benefits, and roles involved in franchise agreements. Enhance your knowledge to excel in the realm of international business.
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Cizojazyn pprava AJ 2 Global trade - franchising Janusz Karpeta Cizojazy n p prava 2
Outline of the presentation Vocabulary Grammar Present perfect Global trade franchising
Vocabulary Keywords in global trade: Acquire z skat Benefits v hody Branch - pobo ka Brand - zna ka Chain et zec Contract smlouva Costs - n klady Establish - zalo it Evaluate hodnotit Equipment vybaven Franchise licence, fran za Franchisee u ivatel licence Franchisor poskytovatel licence, fran zy Inventory z soba (zbo na sklad ) Obligations z vazky Owner vlastn k Royalty licen n poplatek Run v st, dit Support podporovat Trademark ochrann zn mka
Grammar present perfect Present perfect Present perfect refers to events that occurred "before / now"; it does not reflect when the event occurred; When using the exact time it is necessary to use the past simple time. Most often it is associated with time expressions such as: for, since, ever, never, just, yet, recently, lately, already etc. and we can ask a question: How long? The structure is HAVE / HAS + past participle ED The negative is HAVE/HAS + NOT + past participle ED or HAVEN T/HASN T + past participle ED The question starts with the verb HAVE / HAS + pronoun + past participle ED
Grammar present perfect Present perfect use It expresses a storyline that started in the past and continues. It expresses a storyline that has happened sometime in our lives, an event happened in the past and is finished, but the effect is still "to be felt"; it doesn't matter when the storyline happened. It expresses a past event that has a present consequence, the storyline is usually in the recent past. E.g. She has lived in London for ten years , The payment has not arrived yet , Have you ever been to France?
Global trade franchising Franchsing A franchise is a type of license that a party (franchisee) acquires to allow them to have access to a business's (franchisor) proprietary knowledge, processes, and trademarks in order to allow the party to sell a product or provide a service under the business's name. Franchisor is the company or individual who allows other companies or individuals to do business using its trademarks, logos, and/or business systems. Franchisee is the person who gets the right to use the franchisor s trademarks, logos, and/or business systems and earn money with the business generated.
Global trade franchising 1. Product Distribution Franchise is of the two types of franchises, product distribution franchises represent the most percentages of retail sales. In this type of franchise, the franchisee (the person who bought his or her own branch of the franchisor s business) has access to the franchisor s supplies, logos, and trademarks, but is not obligated to run the business under a specific system. Examples of the product distribution franchise include Pepsi, Ford Motor Company, and Exxon. 2. Business Format Franchise along with the franchisor s product/service and trademarks, the business format franchise supplies the business model, marketing support, and more. For example, McDonald s sells franchises with the same business format which ensures your experience under the Golden Arches is the same whether you re in Paris or Tokyo.
Conclusion Keywords in gloal trade franchising Grammar present perfect Global trade franchising