A) Define the problem(s) .
B) Develop a research design.
C) Determine the information needs.
D) Collect the data (secondary & primary) .
E) All of the above.
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A) developed countries
B) rich countries
C) developing countries
D) emerging markets
E) low-tech countries
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True/False
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A) Who cannot be considered as a valid respondent?
B) How much will the survey cost?
C) What is our target population? Who should be surveyed?
D) How many people should be surveyed?
E) How should prospective respondents be chosen from the target population?
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A) Polar
B) Parallel
C) Back
D) Forward
E) Lifestyle
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A) analogy method
B) Latin square
C) trade audit
D) chain ratio method
E) cross-sectional regression analysis
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A) the United States.
B) France.
C) Germany.
D) Asia and the Middle East.
E) Mexico.
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A) Organization for Economic Cooperation & Deregulation
B) Organization for Economic Cooperation & Development
C) Organization for Economic Cooperation & Datamation
D) Organization for Economic Cooperation & Distribution
E) Organization for Economic Cooperation & Demographics
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A) yea-or nay-saying
B) social desirability
C) gender
D) tradition
E) courtesy
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A) a secondary research search.
B) a primary research search.
C) specific research questions.
D) a sampling process.
E) a choice of scales to be used in measurement.
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A) argument over budget expenditures between international markets.
B) complexity of research design due to environmental differences.
C) lack and inaccuracy of secondary data.
D) time and cost requirements to collect primary data.
E) coordination of multicountry research efforts.
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A) it is usually culturally biased.
B) it is very expensive.
C) clients cannot incorporate their own questions in the survey.
D) the survey does not usually contain many consumer-related questions.
E) only a limited amount of company-relevant information is obtainable.
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A) analogy method.
B) Latin square.
C) trade audit.
D) chain ratio method.
E) cross-sectional regression analysis.
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A) the shift from mass to micro marketing.
B) the shift from a demand to a supply economy.
C) the fact that everyone now has a personal computer.
D) the overcrowding of the Internet.
E) home shopping on the Internet.
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A) public information.
B) primary data.
C) unrestricted information.
D) secondary data.
E) used information.
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A) a reluctance to be photographed.
B) a reluctance to talking with strangers.
C) a reluctance to talking with officials or official pollsters.
D) a fear of government reprisals.
E) a fear of cultural conflict.
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A) bigger
B) smaller
C) less stratified
D) more randomized
E) less randomized
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A) polar and psychographic translation.
B) lifestyle and psychographic translation.
C) back-translation and parallel translation.
D) forward-translation and parallel translation.
E) lifestyle and parallel translation.
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