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1 Canadian Franchise Industry Economic Outlook FREE PREVIEW Full report available for FREE to Canadian Franchise Association members 2018 February 2018 Prepared for: Canadian Franchise Association Page 1
2 An independent study conducted on behalf of: ABOUT CANADIAN FRANCHISE ASSOCIATION The Canadian Franchise Association (CFA) helps everyday Canadians realize the dream of building their own business through the power of franchising. CFA advocates on issues that impact this dream on behalf of more than 700 corporate members and over 40,000 franchisees from many of Canada s best-known and emerging franchise brands. Beyond its role as the voice of the franchise industry, CFA strengthens and develops franchising by delivering best-practice education and creating rewarding connections between Canadians and the opportunities in franchising. Founded in 1967, CFA consistently advances and supports the franchise community, and is the essential resource for information, insight, and expertise through its award-winning education, events, services, and websites: and FranchiseCanada.online. (C) 2018, Canadian Franchise Association Page 2
3 TABLE OF CONTENTS Table of Contents... 4 List of Figures... 5 List of Tables... 5 Executive Summary Introduction Canadian Franchise Industry Policy Impacts Methodology Industry Sector Descriptions Franchise Establishments Gross Domestic Product (GDP) Employment and Wages Gross Operating Surplus (GOS) Tax Revenue Conclusions Appendix A. Glossary Appendix B. Bibliography Page 4
4 LIST OF FIGURES Figure 1 Number of brands and Canadian units Figure 2 Total franchise units by sector, Figure 3 Potential jobs and job growth at risk by key sectors Figure 4 Jobs at risk for large firms (100 or more employees) Figure 5 Jobs at risk in small firms (less than 100 employees) Figure 6 Industry sector descriptions Figure 7 Provincial and territories total franchise-related GDP growth Figure 8 Total franchise-related GDP growth (red-dotted line: Canadian franchise industry national average GDP growth) Figure 9 Total franchise-related employment (FTEs) proportions Figure 10 Direct franchise employment (FTEs) proportions Figure 11 Federal and provincial tax revenue growth by component LIST OF TABLES Table 1 National outlook for Table 2 Provincial outlook for 2018: Franchise establishments, GDP, and employment... 7 Table 3 Provincial outlook for 2018: GOS, wages, and taxes... 8 Table 4 Top sector outlook for Table 5 Provincial franchise establishment growth Table 6 Top sector franchise GDP Table 7 Provincial franchise-related GDP outlook Table 8 Canadian franchise employment growth Table 9 Canadian franchise employment growth by type of employment Table 10 Provincial total franchise-related wage growth Table 11 Provincial total franchise-related GOS growth Table 12 Sector GOS growth Table 13 Federal and provincial taxation revenue generated Page 5
5 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY NATIONAL OUTLOOK In 2018, the economic outlook of the Canadian franchise industry is estimated to grow by 2.76% (+$2.66 billion), increasing its total franchise-related GDP contribution to $99.0 billion. As illustrated in Table 1, the total number of franchise establishments in Canada is projected to grow by 0.69% in 2018 to a total of 75,765 franchise establishments. Furthermore, the Canadian franchise industry s contribution to federal and provincial tax revenue is estimated to increase by 3.12% (+$494 million) to $16.3 billion and by 3.03% (+$322 million) to $10.9 billion, respectively, in The growth in tax revenue is slightly higher than GDP due to the relatively large contribution of labour input (wages) to the output of franchise sectors which are growing, along with the growth of franchises in higher tax regions. Total franchise-related employment in the country is estimated to grow by 0.74% to 1.86 million jobs (1.53 million FTEs) in 2018 (an equivalent to 14,000 new jobs, 11,000 of which are directly due to franchises in 2018). This represents 5.38% of the new jobs that the Canadian economy, as a whole, is estimated to add in 2018, with a growth of 1.46% (equivalent to 260,000 new jobs). Growth in employment is subsequently associated with a 2.75% increase in the total franchise-related wages to $62.9 billion (an increase of $1.69 billion in wages over the coming year). Total franchise-related employment growth is primarily driven by full-time employment, which is estimated to increase by 0.94% (+12,300 new jobs) to 1.32 million jobs while part-time employment is estimated to grow by 0.23% (+1,300 new jobs) to 538,000. Table 1 National outlook for 2018 Metric %Change Number Get of franchise the establishments FULL REPORT 75,245 75,765 now! 0.69% Part-time % Direct franchise Jobs Full-time 993 1, % employment ( 000s) Total 1,443 1, % Download the full 2018 FTEs Franchise Forecast Report at 1, , % Part-time % Total franchise-related Jobs Full-time 1,308 1, % Employment ( 000s) Total 1,845 1, % Canadian Franchise Association Members: FREE FTEs 1,523 1, % Direct Franchise GDP ($ Billions) $64.0 $ % Total Non-members: franchise-related GDP ($ Billions) $895 $96.3 $ % Total (Place franchise-related your order at Federal ext. 297) $15.8 $ % tax revenue Provincial/Territorial $10.6 $ % PROVINCE Join AND the Canadian TERRITORY Franchise OUTLOOK Association to access research and resources for FREE Learn more at At the provincial level, in absolute terms, Ontario is estimated to have the largest number of franchise establishments added (+263, growth of 0.71%) to 37,277. However, the largest percent growth in franchise establishments is estimated to occur in Saskatchewan, where they are estimated to increase Page 6
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