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This flashcard set helps university-level students learn English, focusing on business and research terminology. The vocabulary flashcards cover key terms like "securities," "market research," and "strategic marketing plan," essential for understanding market dynamics and research methodologies. The platform supports backward learning, allowing users to reverse the query mode for flexible practice. Ideal for advanced learners, including researchers and business professionals, these cards enhance fluency and comprehension in specialized fields.
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read the data and provice detailed information from it

analyse the data (phrase)

information about what people buy

behavioural data (n)
a place on the internet where you can discuss something with other people

chat room (n)

collect the information

collect the data (phrase)

to find out what the cause of a problem is

define the problem (phrase)

to find the exact purpose of the reseatch

define the research objectives (phrase)
decide how the ressearch is to be carried out

develop the research plan (phrase)

to form an opinion after looking at facts and figures, and thinking about something

draw conclusions (phrase)

the use of scientific experimentts to test explanations or causes and find the correct one

experimental research (n)

a recent way that something is changing

latest trend (n)
the act of stopping someone in a shopping centre in order to ask them some questions

mall intercept (n)

the ppl who might want to buy something, or a part of the world where something is sold

market (n)

knowledge about a market

market intelligence (n)

the collection and examination of information about what products people like to buy and what they think of products they have bought

market / marketing research (n)
a company that collects and examines informations about what products people like to buy and what the think of products they have bought

market research firm (n)

a plan of how you are going to encourage people to buy a product or service

marketing plan (n)

a specialized firm that finds out what the market requires

marketing research firm (phrase)

someone who is in charge of a group discussion

moderator (n)
someone who pretends to be a real customer, sent by a company as a way of finding out whether customers receive a good service

mystery shopper (n)

a method that involves watching someone or something

observational approach (n)

a group of ppl who are asked to take part in an internet discussion about a product, and to say what they like and do not like about it

online focus group (n)

relating to the way that an activity is done

operational (adj)
to communicate the results

present the findings (phrase)

information that has been collected for a particular purpose

primary data (n)

a set of questions to find out what people think about something

questionnaire (n)

the things you are trying to achieve by studying something

research objectives (pl n)

a person who conducts market research

researcher (n)

a group of ppl who are used for getting information about a larger group

sample (n)

information that is already available

secondary data (n)

investment in a company or in government debt which can be traded on the financial markets and which produces an income for the investor

securities (pl n)

a mathematical method used for studying a large amount of information

statistical technique (n)

a plan of how to market products or services which will affect a company's future

strategic marketing plan (n)

the use of a set of questions to find out what people think about something

survey research (n)

relating to a plan for achieving something

tactical (adj)

to examine a possible explanation or cause to see if it is correct

test a hypothesis (phrase)

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