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    Most of the materials and resources used to manufacture printer ink and ship them around the world are also contributing to environmental degradation. There have been suggestions to recycle used oil and make it into ink so that the problems it causes will be reduced. Last year‚ the previous researchers were able to prove that used cooking oil can be an alternative source for an inkjet printer. The problem now is if the same kind of ink can be refined and used again for a continuous printer and if

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    Anthropology is the study all societies and their cultures. Anthropological studies concern cultural and biological adaptation‚ variation‚ and change. Variation in "time” using information from contemporary groups to model changes that took place in the past and using knowledge gained from past groups to understand what is likely to happen in the future. Also‚ variation in "space" by comparing information collected from human societies existing at roughly the same time but from different geographic

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    Assignment #1 1. What is research method? The process used to collect information and data for the purpose of making business decisions. The methodology may include publication research‚ interviews‚ surveys and other research techniques‚ and could include both present and historical information. a. Formulate research questions. Example: In the information age‚ are traditional encyclopedias Really useful for children’s learning‚ or do modern computer Search engines render them

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    The research process serves many purposes. It attempts to better understand‚ explain‚ or provide answers to various phenomena (Shi‚ 2013). Data is collected by researchers and analyzed to arrive at conclusions and present an interpretation of this analysis (Shi‚ 2013). However‚ before the data can be collected and analyzed researchers need to conceptualize the study to be conducted which includes understanding the aims and objectives of their investigation‚ and developing research questions (Shi

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    The methods used to gather the data has consisted of primary research‚ Questionnaires were created which held 20 questions‚ around 149 questionnaires were handed out to the public of ages 16-25. A range of open and closed questions where used within the questionnaire to gain qualitative and quantitative information from the users. The open questions provide a deeper understanding of what the user wants and how they want it; this is more relevant to the interviews which have been done on different

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    RESEARCH METHODS Advantages and Disadvantages. QUESTIONNAIRES      are a set of written questions that are either given to respondents to complete or are posted to them. Questions may be close ended or open ended. Close- ended are designed to give specific or definite answer. Open- ended questions are designed to allow respondent to give their own answers. Questionnaires may be distributed by hand or by post. ADVANTAGES OF QUESTIONNAIRES. They allow a large number of questions to

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    (“All x are like...‚ so...”) Wheel of science (simple) Theories → Hypotheses → Observations → Empirical Generalizations deduction → induction Chapter 2 Paradigms‚ Theory and Social Research paradigm Model or frame of reference through which to observe and understand (Satz von Vorgehensweisen) macrotheory Aimed at understanding (interactions among) whole societies (e.g. Marx) microtheory Aimed at understanding social life at

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    M2 explain the limitations of marketing research used to contribute to the development of a selected organisation’s marketing plans Tesco uses primary research to gather information about their customers‚ competitors and the environment. They collect information that has not been collect before and uses both internal and external primary research methods. Internal research includes Tesco customer’s data‚ whereas external research includes questionnaire and surveys‚ experimental introduction of

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    should a Manager know about research when the job entails managing people‚ products events‚ environments and the like? Q no 2: If the research in the management area can not be 100% scientific‚ why bother to do it at all? Comment on this statement. Q no 3: An Article in fortune says: Video conferencing would not take the place of business travel‚ because it should not. The two have to work together. Can you comment on why this would be so? Q no 4: Describe the research process and explain the

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    5. Accounting and Business techniques used. 2.5.1 Financial Ratios • Liquidity Ratios It is very crucial that an organisation meets its day to day obligations as they fall due. It is possible that an organisation that has very good and positive looking financial statement may experience liquidity problems. Hence measuring liquidity allows the organisation to better monitor its cash flows. Two commonly used ratios to measure liquidity are shown below

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