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16 Cards in this Set
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The __________________ _______________ led to manufacturers producing goods for distant markets
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industrial revolution
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conduct entire marketing research project for buyer firms
- define problem, specify research design, collect & analyze data, prepare final written report |
full-service external supplier firm
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collect info that is made available to multiple suppliers
- supply info or data in standardized form to a large # of companies |
syndicated data
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provide syndicated marketing research services to clients
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standardized data
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offer a variety of research services that are tailored to match the clients specific needs
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customized data
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provide services online - use of computer networks to assist in any phase of the marketing research process
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online research
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specialize in one, or at most, a few marketing research activities
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limited service external research firms
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field of inquiry into determining what behaviors are deemed appropriate
- society determines what is ethical and what is not |
ethics
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- prohibiting selling (sugging) or fund-raising (frugging) under the guise of conducting research
- maintaining research integrity by avoiding misrepresentation and omission of permanent research data - treating outside clients and suppliers fairly |
code of ethics
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______________ holds that if an (any) individual's rights are violated, then the behavior is not ethical
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deontology
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_____________ says to judge a given behavior in terms of its benefits and costs to society; if there are individual costs but group benefits, then there are net gains (vs. net losses) and the behavior is judged to be ethical.
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teleology
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entity within the firm that supplies marketing research.
- They may o Have their own formal departments Adv.: staff is fully cognizant of the firm’s operations and the changes in the industry, which may give them better insights into identifying opportunities and problems suitable for marketing research action. o Have no formal department but make at least a single individual or a committee responsible for marketing research Adv.: limiting fixed costs incurred by maintaining the full-time staff required for an ongoing department. o Assign no one responsibility for conducting marketing research Disadv.: research activities are not coordinated; a division conducts its own research and other units of the firm may be unaware of useful information. |
Internal Marketing Research Suppliers
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outside firms hired to fulfill a firm’s marketing research needs.
- May be organized in one of the following manners: o Function o Type of research application o Geography o Type of customer o Combination of above |
External Marketing Research Suppliers
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- -prohibiting selling (sugging) or fund-raising (frugging) under the guise of conducting research
- sugging: selling under the guise of conducting research - frugging: fund-raising under the guise of conducting research o in sugging and frugging there is no good-faith effort to conduct a survey for the purpose of collecting and analyzing data for specific purposes. Rather the intent of the “fake” survey is to sell or raise money. - maintaining research integrity by avoiding misrepresentation and omission of pertinent research data - treating outside clients and suppliers fairly |
marketing code of ethics
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value of readily available access to willing respondents, may become more and more important in the future.
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Panel Equity
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performing research that adheres to accepted standards, may take the form of withholding information, falsifying data, altering research results, or misinterpreting the research findings in a way that makes them more consistent with predetermined points of view.
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Research Integrity
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