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Leokris [45]
2 years ago
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D) Identify and explain two reasons why accurate market research information should be accurate

Business
1 answer:
bazaltina [42]2 years ago
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Answer:

When businesses are deciding how to develop their products and services, they undertake market research. Market research can either be done by the company itself or taken from elsewhere. Having reliable market research data is essential. Basing decisions on unreliable research can be very costly to a business. For research to be reliable, it must have a high level of validity. This means that the facts and evidence gathered are accurate.

Two reasons why market research should be accurate:

Business Risks: Regular market research will be your way to check in with your current customers and potential customers to ensure that you’re still meeting their needs. If it is accurate business risks are reduced but if inaccurate, it could lead to the crash of your business.

Decision-making: The need for and importance of marketing research frequently comes up when making tough business decisions. Instead of having arbitrary criteria for the decisions you make as a business owner, you can always go back to your market research report. Based on that report, will this decision lead to more customers? Will you be able to reach more people who are likely to buy from you? Will it be clear to them that your business can meet their needs? With an accurate market research, the business can make properly informed decisions but with inaccurate market research, the business will be making unwise decisions

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