Franchising Countries to Create a Common Cause

Can we franchise nations to create a World Franchise System that might be similar to the United States but it would be more like the United Countries in Franchising motif? Would it be strong enough to stay together like the United States has and work together too?

The Franchise System grows as the Franchised Outlet Countries succeed. Of course no doubt each country would be slightly different and there would be much more diversity and regional variation than just in the United States. Is this possible? Well, in franchising there are some franchises that have different markets. Take the company I built (Carwashguys.com), some markets have lots of fleets of Trucks to clean, some have none, some have boats to clean, some have none.

Some are small cities with less opportunity some are great big markets with seemingly unlimited opportunities. Regional variation also occurs where it rains from Oct. 15 each year for six months straight in the Northwest and it is 100 plus degrees all summer in AZ and labor hardly can be found to work. Regional Variations on the franchise Business Models are indeed a given and so that is not a worry.

There would also be cultural differences, weather differences, terrain differences and differences in raw materials and thus differences in how things were built and out of what and to what specifications. IE Earthquakes, Typhoons, volcanic, etc. But since we are talking about franchising the system, rather than the way of life we are indeed talking about; Roads, Rail, Airports, Bridges, Water, sewer, schools, government structures, etc. Most of this would indeed be Plug and Play. Civilizations to succeed have basic needs; Jered "Collapse" and government leadership training; Collins "Built to Last" & "Good to Great". Consider this in 2006.

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Lance Winslow, a retired entrepreneur, adventurer, modern day philosopher and perpetual tourist.

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