Topic 9 Flashcards

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What is market research

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gathering information about consumer needs and preferences

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what is primary research

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original market research carried out by the provider itself and tailored to its own specifications

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3
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what is internal secondary data

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data made by provider

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4
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what is external secondary data

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data published by other organisations

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5
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what is cash back

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A service offered by some retailers when customers pay by card. The
retailer gives the customer cash and debits the amount of cash
handed over from the customer’s payment card

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6
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what is a close question

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A question format that limits respondents’ answers, for example to ‘yes’ or ‘no’

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what is cold calling

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Telephone calls that were not requested by the person being called, commonly used for market research and sales.

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what is external secondary data

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Data published by organisations such as commercial research
companies which providers use for their own research

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9
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what is a focus group

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A small group of customers or potential customers brought together by the market research company or by the provider itself to discuss how they feel about a particular product, market or service

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what is internal secondary data

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Data produced by the provider that was once primary data, eg
surveys carried out or financial statements prepared

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what is an interview

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A two-way process for collecting information from customers,
usually face to face or over the telephone

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12
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what is market research

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The action or activity of gathering information about consumers’ needs and preferences

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13
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what is market segmentation

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Splitting up the whole market into smaller segments within which customers share particular features

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what is mystery shopping

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using researchers to pose as customers, either in person or via telephone or electronic media, to check the quality of service that a business provides

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what are open ended questions

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Questions that cannot be answered with just ‘yes’ or ‘no’, designed
to get the respondent to open up about their thoughts and feelings.

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16
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what is a packaged account

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A current account that offers extra benefits, such as travel
insurance, for which the account holder pays a monthly fee.

17
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what is primary research

A

Original research carried out by the provider itself and tailored to its
own specifications

18
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what is qualatitive research

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Research based on gathering and analysing people’s feelings and
opinions

19
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what is quantative research

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Research based on gathering and analysing statistics.

20
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what is sampling

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Choosing a certain number of people (the sample) to represent the total population. Samples are often carefully selected to make sure the mix of ages, gender, ethnicity, lifestyle, etc, is proportional to the wider customer base

21
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what is secondary research

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Research that is based on data that already exist

22
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what is telematics technology

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Technology that allows personalised insurance policies to be created based on when and how you drive, black box

23
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what is inadequate financial capability an example of

A

inherent risk

24
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In relation to interest-free credit card adverts, most headline product descriptions make no mention of what

A

a fee for transferring a balance from another card

25
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what do cashback credit cards ecourage consumers to do

A

spend more to obtain a better discount

26
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what are financial products specifically aimed at retaining customers

A

reward credit cards

27
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what is a feature of cards that offer cashback and rewards

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they have the cost of additional benefits built into the charging structure

28
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what is an example of external secondary data

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a financial statement from a competitor

29
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what is the institution that interprests EU law known as

A

european court of justice

30
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Many savings account providers offer introductory bonus rates to try to attract new customers. This is a response to…

A

economic change

31
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what is multi car insurance an example of insurance companies responding to

A

social trends