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It introduces the foundational concepts of marketing research, focusing on its purpose, scope, and importance in business decision-making. The page includes references to figures and tables that classify types of marketing research, outline the role of marketing research, and provide information on research suppliers and ethical issues. It also highlights key tables such as problem-solving research and the top global marketing research firms. This document supports students by summarizing critical chapter objectives and providing structured learning materials to better understand the marketing research process.

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SOLUTION MANUAL
Marketing Research: An Applied Orientation, Global
Edition 7th Edition by Naresh Malhotra

Part I: Introduction and Early Phases of Marketing
Research


Chapter 1


INTRODUCTION TO MARKETING RESEARCH




FIGURES AND TABLES
Figures
Figure 1.1 A Classification of Marketing Research
Figure 1.2 The Role of Marketing Research
Figure 1.3 Marketing Research Suppliers and Services

Tables
Table 1.1 Problem Solving Research
Table 1.2 Top 25 Global. Market Research Firms
Table 1.3 An Overview of Ethical Issues in the Marketing and Research Process




CHAPTER OBJECTIVES

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1.1. Define marketing research and distinguish between problem identification and problem-
solving research.
1.2. Describe a framework for conducting marketing research as well as the six steps of the
marketing research process.

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1.3. Understand the nature and scope of marketing research and its role in designing and
implementing successful marketing programs.
1.4. Explain how the decision to conduct marketing research is made.
1.5. Discuss the marketing research industry and types and roles of research suppliers,
including internal and external, full-service, and limited-service suppliers.
1.6. Describe careers available in marketing research and the backgrounds and skills needed
to succeed in them.
1.7. Acquire an appreciation of the international dimension and the complexity involved in
international marketing research.
1.8. Describe the use of social media as a domain to conduct marketing research.
1.9. Discuss the developing field of mobile marketing research and its advantages and
disadvantages
1.10. Gain an understanding of the ethical aspects of marketing research and the
responsibilities each of the marketing research stakeholders have to themselves, each
other, and the research project.




AUTHOR‘S NOTES: CHAPTER FOCUS


This introductory chapter provides an overview of the nature and scope of marketing research.
A definition and classification of marketing research is provided. An overview of the marketing
research process is presented. Marketing research suppliers, services and careers in marketing
research are covered. International marketing research is introduced and ethical considerations
are discussed. We also explain how the Internet and computers can be used to facilitate the
marketing research process


While similar in many ways to the material in competing texts, this chapter is different in that it
presents a classification of marketing research (Figure 1.1). The classification of marketing
research suppliers and services is also unique (Figure 1.3).


This chapter could be taught by focusing on the chapter objectives, sequentially. Relatively
greater emphasis could be placed on the types and roles of research suppliers (Chapter
Objective 5), international marketing research (Chapter Objective 7), marketing research and

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social media (Chapter Objective 8), mobile marketing research (Chapter Objective 9) and ethical
behavior (Chapter Objective 10). Graduate students should be encouraged to try software such as
the programs described in the book, or any similar programs, in the computer lab during non-
class hours.

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Naresh K. Malhotra Marketing Research
Publisher: 2003 ISBN: 9780131041899 Edition: Unknown

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