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Can MR help 'disclose' what vested interests want to actively 'suppress'?

Date of publication: August 5, 2004

Catalogue: ESOMAR Public Sector Social Research 2004

Company: IMRB International

Authors: Balendu Shrivastava, Bhupendra Mathur

Abstract:

The paper builds a model / framework to apply research designs to measure corrupt business practices specially in the areas where the respondents have a vested interest in actively suppressing the information. The model has been justified using examples from three studies on measurement of corrupt practices.

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