How Special is That Sandwich?

How Special is That Sandwich?

How Special is That Sandwich?
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Uses proper mechanics, punctuation, sentence structure, spelling and APA format. 20
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Jimmy John’s

Abstract

There are very few business that exists without a competitor.  Competition strengthens the dynamics reducing instances of monopoly and ensures that organisations produce authentic goods and services. Therefore, they have to come up with ways to ensure that they safe guard their trade secrets which they do by issuing non-compete contracts and non-disclosures. The non-competes cover a certain geographical area and works within a timeline. In this case we get to check on Jimmy John’s enterprise.

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