Summary Of The Marston Survey

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Third, the survey considers, a part to represent the whole Marston area. Only 200 people were surveyed and two-third of them answered positively. A decision cannot be taken for the whole area by just considering the opinions of few. The argument also mentions that half of these 200 people spend more than $100 at the store, but this spending could be on other store items other than that which ave been advertised.

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