When Referring to Primary and Secondary Data in the Findings

question 84

Multiple Choice

When referring to primary and secondary data in the findings section, you should

• A) call attention to key trends and contradictions.
• B) present less important information in tables and figures.
• C) allow readers to come to their own conclusions about implications.
• D) present facts and figures in rapid succession for busy readers.
• E) refer to research procedures when necessary.

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Definitions:

Revealed Preference

A theory that assumes individuals' preferences can be determined by their purchasing habits.

Weak Axiom

A principle in consumer choice theory stating that if a consumer prefers bundle A over bundle B when both are available at the same prices, then the consumer will not purchase more of bundle B if its price rises.

Revealed Preference

An economic theory stating that the preferences of consumers can be understood by their purchasing habits.

Prices

The monetary value assigned to goods and services in a market, dictating the exchange rate at which these can be traded.