In "Of Ethics and Entrepreneurship: The Richard M. Devos Story," the authors compare the structure of Amway to McDonalds, stating which of the following as a similarity?
Amway controls 100% of the distribution process from start to finish and assumes all the risk involved in pushing their product to consumers.
Amway and its distributors function similarly to the way McDonald's does at its corporate level with its indvidually owned McDonald's franchises. The pride and risk of ownership drives distributors to increase sales and provide quality customer service.
Amway holds a monopoly in the household cleaner category, allowing them to drive up prices solely to increase profits.
All of the above is correct.