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A structure in favour of the future

My purpose in this paper is to suggest a new corporate structure in which the two opposing forces are adequately represented, redressing the balance of decision making in favour of the future. Essential to this structure is a formal relationship...

Catalogue: ESOMAR Congress 1968

Author: Peter Ward

June 15, 1968

Problem of fact finding and prediction in the marketing of farm products

Throughout this paper, our attention was intentionally focused on the problems and difficulties with which agricultural policy is faced in regard to the 1possibilities and limitations of structural transformation. These were studied in the light of...

Catalogue: Seminar 1968: Market Research On Agriculture And Farmers

Author: Gunther Schmitt

May 1, 1968

Comments on papers: Session I

Both the previous speakers have stressed the difference in approach between the policy markers' main advisor, the economist thinking in aggregate terms, and the marketing researcher in the commercial world, who is essentially concerned with problems...

Catalogue: Seminar 1968: Market Research On Agriculture And Farmers

Author: G. Harrinston

May 1, 1968

Operational research, market research and advertising

The distinction between operational research (OR) and market research is a clear one. The task of operational research is to predict and compare the outcomes of alternative management plans and decisions; the distinctive approach is to develop models...

Catalogue: The European Marketing Research Review 1967

Author: Bernard Warner

August 1, 1967

The development and use of a model of the decision making process

Travel research is surely one of the most complex forms of consumer research that faces any company. Identification of a "product class" , brands and types within such a segmented field is a formidable problem. We have been fortunate in having the...

Catalogue: Seminar 1967: Travel and Tourism

Authors: Douglas J. Johnson, John L. Peate

June 15, 1967

Marketing research in the pharmaceutical industry throughout the world

The pharmaceutical industry is one of the hard-to-classify, unique industries, which does not properly belong strictly to the industrial group, nor can its products be considered as consumer items. Drugs are promoted to one group, the physicians,...

Catalogue: ESOMAR Congress 1964

Author: Alberta R. Edwards

June 15, 1964

Market research and management decisions

This paper is concerned with management decisions about marketing in the consumer goods industries; and particularly with non-durables (e.g. food, drink, tobacco, household necessities) which account for a large share of total marketing activity in...

Catalogue: ESOMAR Congress 1964

Author: N. J. Squirrell

Company: Procter & Gamble

June 15, 1964

Markov chain processes and applications to marketing research

The applications of mathematics in the development of sampling methods are generally well known and appreciated. However, mathematics is now engaged in other problem-solving roles which will be just as important to marketers in the future as sampling...

Catalogue: ESOMAR Conference 1962: Research Into Certain Advertising Problems

Authors: Solomon Dutka, Lester R. Frankel

June 15, 1962