Measuring the global importance of services is difficult for all of the following reasons EXCEPT
a. Many firms operating in a global context overstate their manufacturing resources and understate their service activity resources.
b. As more and more women enter the work force, the magnitude of the real growth in the domestic service sector becomes increasingly overstated.
c. Organizations often combine their services data with nonservices data making it difficult to accurately estimate each area's relative contribution to the overall economy.
d. All of these are reasons why it is difficult to accurately measure the global importance of the service sector.
e. None of these are reasons why it is difficult to accurately measure the global importance of the service sector.
Question 2
As stated in the text, all of these items are among the ten most common legal problems of franchisees except:
a. sharing advertising costs
b. minimum performance requirements
c. fees for support services
d. correct information being provided to the IRS
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