To Decide When to Stop Collecting Material in a Literature

question 33

Multiple Choice

To decide when to stop collecting material in a literature review, one should

• A) continue until no more material can be found.
• B) determine if there is an appropriate proportion of information from both journal and book sources.
• C) examine the foundation laid by the review for one's question.
• D) observe the number of sources retrieved.

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Definitions:

Price-Fixing

An illegal agreement among competitors to set prices, establish production quotas, or engage in other practices that eliminate or reduce competition within an industry.

Anticompetitive Mergers

Mergers between companies that could reduce competition in an industry, potentially leading to higher prices and reduced innovation.

Natural Monopoly

occurs when a single firm can supply a product or service to an entire market at a lower cost than could two or more firms, often due to high fixed or startup costs.

Public Ownership

The ownership of assets by the government or state, as opposed to private individuals or organizations.