Paul is a chef. He is looking to set up a new pizza restaurant in his local town in country A. He has done some research into the pizza market in this country. [Figure 1: Percentage of total pizza market sales in country A for 2016] Paul is considering whether he should set up his own independent pizza restaurant or enter into a franchise agreement with Perfect Pizza (PP), a national chain of pizza restaurants. Paul has calculated that an independent restaurant will cost $25000 to set up. This includes all of the furniture and signs required for the restaurant. It also includes some below the line promotion in the local area. Paul has obtained the following information about opening a PP franchise restaurant. • It would cost a total of $40000 to set up • PP would provide all furniture and signs, branded with the PP logo • Paul will have to pay a 5% royalty of his monthly revenue to PP • PP will provide national above the line promotion • PP has policies for diversity and equality that Paul can use to help with human resource management. Paul will manage the kitchen. However, he will require a restaurant manager to be in charge of customer service, inventory management and to supervise the non-kitchen employees. Paul has set up a meeting with his bank manager to discuss a suitable long term source of finance that could be used for this investment.
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Award 1 mark for identifying the correct principle. Award 1 mark for showing clear working. Common errors include failing to convert units and misreading the scale. The examiner report notes that only 34% of candidates achieved full marks on this question.
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