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Sampling

This chapter sets out to explain the concepts behind the use of sampling in market research. It outlines some of the main options available to the survey designer and discusses the way sampling is carried out in practice. More complex topics are only...

Catalogue: Consumer Market Research Handbook
Author: Martin Alan Collins
August 1, 1986

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Segmenting and constructing markets

The purpose of this chapter is to provide an outline of some prominent issues in the area. There is particular emphasis upon marketing considerations and applications. The marketing man can be faced nowadays with bewildering volumes of data, gathered...

Catalogue: Consumer Market Research Handbook
Author: Tony Lunn
August 1, 1986

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Introduction

The role of market research is to make marketing operations more efficient and profitable, by improving the quality of planning and decision taking. This is the only way in which market research can justify itself. The following chapters, therefore,...

Catalogue: Consumer Market Research Handbook
Author: John Downham
August 1, 1986

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Market modelling

Modelling is a diverse and complex area. It is also a controversial one. For more than two decades, researchers have developed and adapted models of widely differing kinds, ranging from econometric systems designed to forecast changes at the global...

Catalogue: Consumer Market Research Handbook
Authors: Chris Blamires, David Seaman, Tony Lunn
August 1, 1986

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Market research in the financial field

Financial market research covers two main types of work: (a) Survey research tor financial institutions among audiences of relevance to them. This includes surveys among customers, both personal and corporate, and potential customers of banks,...

Catalogue: Consumer Market Research Handbook
Authors: John F. Swift, Roger J. Stubbs
August 1, 1986

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Editing, coding and processing of market research data

In earlier chapters techniques have been described for obtaining market research data. These techniques provide raw disaggregated data. Before this can be used it must be converted from its raw state into finished tabulations. These show the findings...

Catalogue: Consumer Market Research Handbook
Author: Geoffrey W. Roughton
August 1, 1986

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Multivariate analysis of market research data

Most multivariate techniques require an immense number of calculations which, whilst not beyond the resources of clerks and adding machines, are more quickly and economically carried out by computer. It is not my intention in this chapter to dwell at...

Catalogue: Consumer Market Research Handbook
Author: C. Holmes
August 1, 1986

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Research for new product development

It would be convenient, not only for the purposes of this chapter but also for marketing companies generally, if new products were developed by a logical step-by-step approach by surmounting a succession of hurdles which remained constant from...

Catalogue: Consumer Market Research Handbook
Author: Colin Greenhalgh
August 1, 1986

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Trade research

Trade research is a collective term for a series of specially developed techniques serving the needs and objectives of marketing management at the various stages of the distribution network. Just as the elementary methods of consumer research have...

Catalogue: Consumer Market Research Handbook
Authors: Gill Welch, Brian C. Pymont
August 1, 1986