Which of the following exemplifies an opportunistic behavior by a franchisor arising out of incompleteness or ambiguity in a contract?

a. Providing inferior service in an attempt to cut operating costs.
b. Terminating a well-operated franchisee and converting the establishment into a profitable company-owned outlet.
c. Fixing exorbitant prices for products having relatively elastic demand.
d. Terminating a franchisee who had been using the company brand name to endorse products that the agreement says it cannot.


B

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