Case Study Of The New Tim Horton's Franchise In Ajax

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The New Tim Horton’s Franchise in Ajax would be placed at the intersection of Rossland Road and Salem Rd. Firstly, it will benefit us socially. To begin, around the intersection there are sections of high population density, and therefore many people live there By building a Tim Horton’s Franchise there, it will socially help us due to the fact that people have to drive far to get to the closest Tim Hortons. Secondly, it will benefits us economically. As mentioned, there is a high population nearby therefore it would give more job opportunities

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