Quantitative Market Research - GCSE Business Definition

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Quantitative Market Research gathers data about consumers and markets using numerical and statistical techniques. It involves collecting information through surveys, questionnaires, and sometimes experiments.

This type of research helps businesses understand trends, measure customer opinions, and quantify behaviours to make informed decisions. In GCSE Business, it is essential to understand quantitative market research, as it provides a reliable foundation for analysing and developing strategic business plans.

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