A marketing research firm has instructed its research associates to collect primary data by stopping people at a shopping mall or busy street corner and request an interview on the spot
Which contact method is being used by the researchers in this case? What probable risk may the researchers face while using this method?
The researchers are using intercept interviewing method for collecting primary data in this case.
The researchers run the risk of including nonprobability samples while using this method.
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Christopher is the CEO of a company that another company is trying to acquire. The success of Christopher's company has declined dramatically over recent years. Chris knows that the acquisition could help save the shareholders and other stakeholders from the turmoil that would ensue if the company went bankrupt. However, this is Christopher's only line of income for his family. He decides to defend his company from being taken over to help secure his position. Which defense strategy would you recommend be implemented that would benefit all stakeholders?
a. Litigation lawsuits b. Capital structure change c. Charter amendment d. Golden parachute
8. In a discretionary access control environment database users are classified into three broad categories: administrator, end user other than application owner, and __________
What will be an ideal response?