When You Synthesize the Data, You

question 100

Multiple Choice

When you synthesize the data, you

• A) study each fact in isolation to draw valid conclusions.
• B) look at each fact in combination with another fact to see if the findings reinforce your hypothesis.
• C) study all the facts you've gathered separately and in combination to see how they fit with other findings.
• D) tally the number of responses for each item in a questionnaire.
• E) use cross-tabulation to edit the data for consistency and accuracy.

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Definitions:

Real Return

The return on an investment after adjusting for inflation, reflecting the actual purchasing power of the amount returned.

Net Capital Outflow

The skew in investment patterns between domestic entities investing abroad and foreign entities investing domestically.

Factories

Are industrial sites where goods are produced or processed, typically utilizing machinery and labor.

Exchange Rate

The price of a currency in terms of another, establishing how much of the first currency is equivalent to the second during exchange.