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FranX | Buying a Franchise During a Recession

FranX hosts discuss what happens if you buy a franchise during a recession.

By Nick Powills1851 Franchise Publisher

Updated 2:14PM • 10/07/22

On this episode of FranX, franchise lawyer Charles Internicola and CEO of Raintree* Sales Brent Dowling discuss the current tension felt by franchisors, franchisees, and those thinking of getting into the industry as the threat of economic downturn looms.

The question on their minds: What happens if a recession hits?

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