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npThank you so much!!
so meaning dat quota is more specific than stratified (has %, many factors included)?...
E.g.:
Stratified sample:
Your target market is school students, and for your research youve got to interview 200 of them.
So instead of interviewing any 200 students, you stratify them (on basis of their age or standard)
i)class I & II students
ii) class III, IV, V students.....and so on.
in the school where youll interview there are 5000 students in total
and in class I &II no of students is 1000
So you would ask (100/5000)*200=40 students
& so on until you get 200 students in total.
...
Quota sampling:
herein you know that in your target market 75% are male and 25% are females.
and 40% are in age group 14-20,
25% in 21-30,
20% in 31-40,
15% in 41+.
for your research you need to ask 200 people,
so from them 150 will be males(75% of 200) and 50 will be females.
in males- 60 will be in age group 14-20(40% of 150).....and so on.
and in females-20 in 14-20(40% of 50)....and so on.
AAnsarii sorry for late reply.....
so meaning dat quota is more specific than stratified (has %, many factors included)?
n ofc its ok
jazakillahu khairaaya kind of....but depends on the situation/company
if the business does not know the % of its audience so stratified is better....
all the methods vary for businesses.....
Wiyaki....jazakillahu khairaa
nah, aapne nahi kare to hum kaise karain?Wiyaki....
completed the portion for business...??
Im lacking behind, need to do a lot yet...!
arey aansarii told me there r many threads 4 ict so dnt make.......acas shaikh this thread is really very helpful alhamdullilah................it wud be relly nice if u make a thread 4 ict also na pls!!
u dnt hv 2 believe evyth i say; if u wnt, go searcharey aansarii told me there r many threads 4 ict so dnt make.......
just attempting, dk if enoughi got one question which i need a little help with... its 20 marks,so i don't know if what i wrote is good enough or not.
6)Discuss the factors the senior managers of a business should consider when deciding between a capital intensive or labour intensive production process.
Thank you!
just attempting, dk if enough
1 more thing: its better 2 opt 4 d split qn (nt a full 20 mk qn), it usually getsu u more mks
- cost of labour
- d break-even lvl of output in d 2--in which is d lvl lower?
- nature of competitors (which 1 r dey?) --if yet all labour, u myt b capital n gain a competitive advantage
- demand--if u produce v much thru capital 2 reduce av. cost, is dere enuf demand 2 actually pay 4 d cost?
- is dere a niche in d market, n all competitors r cap. intensive? if produce thru labour, will d niche mkt buy ur prods, as dey r "original" n "sp-hand-made"?
SilentSpectator , Student of the year
ohh its okaySorry dear can't help.. Don't have BS
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