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The marketing research function in an international pharmaceutical company

The multi-country marketing research function deals by its very nature largely with quantitative information. Making qualitative analyses across borders from a point thousands of miles away is a difficult task and one that is fraught with potential...

Catalogue: Seminar 1971: Practice And Problems In International Pharmaceutical Marketing Research
Author: Alberta R. Edwards
May 3, 1971

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Comments on mr. H. l. Bos' paper

Some important results for assessing marketing chances in different countries can be won by research in national stereo-types, especially those on qualities of goods produced in and by foreign countries.

Catalogue: Seminar 1970: Attitude And Motivation Research
Author: Wolfgang Meyer
February 1, 1970

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The motivation and fears of flight

I am going to report to you on some of the central results of a multi-country psychological study on flight motivation and behaviour. Since it turned out that the phenomenon of fear plays one of the most important and, if I may say, also the most...

Catalogue: Seminar 1967: Travel and Tourism
Author: Ferenc Schuch
June 15, 1967

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The meaning of "comparability" in multi-country research and how to achieve it

The basic themes of this paper are firstly that the idea of 'comparability' in relation to multi-country surveys needs to be examined specifically in relation to the market situation, and secondly that achieving comparability in this sense depends...

Catalogue: ESOMAR Congress 1966
Author: Robert L. Day
September 1, 1966

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Comparability in multi-country surveys

This paper discusses the following main points: 1. Either for combining findings from different countries, or for comparing them it is essential to have truly comparable data. 2. The use of the same methods in different countries does not by itself...

Catalogue: ESOMAR/WAPOR Conference 1965
Author: Lucy Webster
June 15, 1965

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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

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Identical field surveys in different countries

The evidence of internationalism in research grows, but the literature on the subject is at present fairly undeveloped. This paper will describe a little of our experience as well as the more interesting results. The experience comes from a marketing...

Catalogue: ESOMAR/WAPOR Conference 1963
Author: A. D. Wilson
June 15, 1963

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Scaling techniques for comparisons over time and between countries

The Stapel Scale is the ideal scale for sampling survey work from a number of important aspects. It requires no effort to produce this scale; it is already printed on a card. It does not vary from time to time or from country to country. It is easy...

Catalogue: ESOMAR Conference 1962: Research Into Certain Advertising Problems
Authors: Henry Durant, Andrew Robert McIntosh
June 15, 1962

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Scaling techniques for comparisons over time and between countries (French)

The Stapel Scale is the ideal scale for sampling survey work from a number of important aspects. It requires no effort to produce this scale; it is already printed on a card. It does not vary from time to time or from country to country. It is easy...

Catalogue: ESOMAR Conference 1962: Research Into Certain Advertising Problems
Authors: Henry Durant, Andrew Robert McIntosh
June 15, 1962