Abstract:
Media surveys are very often used as a basis for demographic data within a market. While carrying out these surveys "Hard-to-Get Respondents" are often tackled at the field level or even later on by weighting. This paper is on a study carried out to analyse differences between Hard-to-Get respondents and Easy-to-Get respondents, in India and a pilot study carried out in the UAE.
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