Probability Sampling Techniques Are Uncommon in International Marketing Research Because

question 46

Multiple Choice

Probability sampling techniques are uncommon in international marketing research because of all of the following reasons except .

• A) lack of suitable sampling frames
• B) lack of trained researchers
• C) the dominance of personal interviewing
• D) the inaccessibility of certain respondents, such as women in some cultures

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Definitions:

Interlocking Directorates

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Clayton Act

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Sherman Act

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Competition

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