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Yes, Research can be undertaken without framing a hypothesis. The justification is in case of explanatory research, where the aim of your research is not to prove or disprove something, but to undertake an in depth study and go on exploring the investigation !!!!
You should use research and investigation to solve that problem.The scientist used research and investigation to perform her experiment. Research and investigation are the foundations of science.
Practical research involves survey, interviews, and field-level investigation in order to achieve the correct information. It is highly important that all information is complete and reliable to properly support the decision-making process.
Marketing Research is broad whilst Market Research is narrow. Marketing Research is universal set whilst Market Research is the subset of the marketing research.
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Alan M. Wilson has written: 'Marketing research' -- subject(s): Marketing research 'Marketing research' -- subject(s): Marketing research
Randall L. Schultz has written: 'Applications of Management Science, Supplement 1' 'A study of marketing generalizations' -- subject(s): Marketing 'Implementation and organizational validity: an empirical investigation' -- subject(s): Attitude (Psychology), Attitude change, Organizational change, Testing 'Cases in marketing research' -- subject(s): Database management, Marketing research
According to the level of investigation, there are three kinds of research. Those three kinds are: "exploratory research", "descriptive research" and "experimental research".
Marketing research is necessary to effectively continue and justify the deployment of a marketing plan into a specific geographic or demographic market. You need research to predict outcomes of marketing efforts.
CNW Marketing Research was created in 1984.
Marketing research is the set of processes that links the consumers, customers, and end users to the marketer through information. Marketing research can be divided in two parts: 1. Consumer marketing research 2. Business to business marketing research. Consumer marketing research concentrates on understanding the preferences, attitude, and behavior of consumers in a market based economy, and it aims to understand the effects and comparative success of marketing campaigns.