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rayancarla1

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Describe the typical steps in the market research process.

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In an experiment, both the independent variable and the moderator variable often are categorical (nominal or ordinal).
 
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The market research process begins with the marketer defining the research problem. Typically, the researcher will attempt to answer his/her questions with secondary data that are available. If such data are not available or do not answer the questions, then a primary data collection approach is designedtypically in the form of a survey. Data are then collected and, analyzed, and the results of the study are communicated via a report, presentation, white paper, etc.

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