A) The specification of what information is needed.
B) The collection of the information.
C) The analysis of the information.
D) The use of the analyzed information.
E) The interpretation of the information.
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A) The federal government is the largest producer of marketing facts.
B) All businesses share a common problem of needing information.
C) The principal task of marketing research is to increase profit.
D) Marketing research is only one of the aspects of a marketing strategy.
E) Not all of the above are false.
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A) The basic purpose of marketing research is to assist marketing managers in making more informed decisions.
B) Marketing research became a significant business activity after World War II when the economy changed from a production orientation to a consumption orientation.
C) Marketing research as an organizational function was adopted by most firms when they could no longer satisfy demand for their products.
D) Marketing managers and marketing researchers work together in close partnerships that are most successful when managers understand research processes.
E) All of the above are false.
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A) The definition is broad.
B) The definition stresses the importance of activities conducted in order to understand the process of marketing.
C) The definition emphasizes the function as a link between consumers and the firm.
D) The definition states that marketing research is focused on collecting information.
E) Neither b nor d is consistent with the definition.
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A) population
B) sample
C) control group
D) census
E) focus group
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A) Causal research
B) Descriptive research
C) Clinical research
D) Quantitative research
E) Advocacy research
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A) All research methods that are legal are ethical.
B) Sugging is ethical under certain conditions.
C) A research method may be unethical even if it is legal.
D) Advocacy research is not necessarily unethical.
E) A research method may be ethical even if it is illegal.
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A) is simply asking consumers for their likes, dislikes, needs, and wants in a one-on-one situation.
B) spans the informational boundary between the firm and its environment.
C) can only be employed to assess the impact of past or contemplated adjustments in the marketing mix.
D) is most generally used for marketing control purposes.
E) is most generally a marketing implementation function.
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A) Marketing research companies only provide syndicated research.
B) Marketing research began to grow when firms could no longer sell all they could produce.
C) Marketing research for retail is tailored specifically for the company, and is therefore always conducted in-house.
D) Marketing research is dominated by international, especially European firms, and is has only a minor collection of firms in the United States.
E) All of the above are true.
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A) To make decisions for managers.
B) To furnish information that aids decision-making.
C) To assist government regulatory agencies.
D) To confirm management's decisions.
E) To help develop new products.
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A) Price
B) Product
C) Publicity
D) Promotion
E) Place
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A) A firm manipulates research questions to portray a favorable impression of its products.
B) A website employs people to click on its ads in order to generate increased revenue.
C) A firm surveys its existing customers in order to find those who might be interested in a new product.
D) An airline offers reduced fares to frequent fliers, but does not advertise these on its website.
E) A marketer contacts people for a survey, but is actually trying to sell a product.
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A) A firm manipulates research questions to portray a favorable impression of its products.
B) A website employs people to click on its ads in order to generate increased revenue.
C) A firm surveys its existing customers in order to find those who might be interested in a new product.
D) An airline offers reduced fares to frequent fliers, but does not advertise these on its website.
E) A marketer contacts people for a survey, but is actually trying to sell a product.
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