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Primary vs. Secondary Research Explained by scorpionking14 is a document available to read on EtoBox.
The document discusses the differences between primary and secondary research, sources of secondary data, and when secondary data may make primary research unnecessary. Primary research involves collecting new data through surveys or interviews, while secondary research uses already available data. Secondary data is less expensive and faster to obtain but may be outdated. Major sources of secondary data include internal reports, government agencies, publications, and the web. Secondary data can be more reli
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