When Conducting Observations to Be Used as Data in a Qualitative

question 2

Multiple Choice

When conducting observations to be used as data in a qualitative study, it is:

• A)always necessary to obtain informed consent from those being observed.
• B)not necessary to obtain informed consent if the observations are being conducted in a public place.
• C)not necessary to obtain informed consent if the observer is in full view of those being observed.
• D)only necessary to obtain informed consent if the study will be published.

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Definitions:

Dumping

Selling a good in a foreign country at a lower price than it’s sold for in the domestic market.

Domestic Market

The market within a country's borders, referring to the trading of goods and services.

Foreign Supplier

A company or individual that provides goods or services from outside the buyer's home country.

Comparative Advantage

The ability of a country or firm to produce a particular good or service at a lower opportunity cost than others, leading to more efficient global production and trade.