In the International Arena, the Greatest Problem in Sampling Stems

question 75

Multiple Choice

In the international arena, the greatest problem in sampling stems from:

• A) the lack of adequate demographic data from which meaningful samples can be drawn.
• B) the lack of expertise in designing sampling layouts for a non-domestic market.
• C) the higher probability of foreign government intervention in the sampling process.
• D) the inability of international market researchers to speak foreign languages.
• E) the difficulty in determining sample size suitable for the relevant foreign market.

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