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| collecting information about the environment surrounding your business. a three-step process in which businesses gather information about thierr surrounding,analyze that information,and determine the future impact of that information. |
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| the process of accending,processing,maintaining,eveluation,and disseminating knowledgee,facts,or data for the purpose of assisting business desicion making. |
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| an organizational function and a set of processes for creating, communicating,and delivering value to customerss and for managing customer relations in ways that benefits the organization and its stakeholders. |
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| consistss of the collection of original primary data. it can be accomplished through various methods,including questionnaires and telephone interviews in market research, or experiments and direct observations in the physical sciences,amongst others. |
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| the step-by-step process personel follow in performing a specific a special task. |
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| involves the summary,collation and/or synthesis of existing research ratherthan primary research, where data os collected from. |
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| the physical and social characteristics of the population. |
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| the community of people living in a particular region and having shared customsq,laws,and organizations. |
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| consists of the beliefss,behaviors,objects,and other characteristics common to the members of a particular group or society. |
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| activities related to the production and distribution of goods and services on a particular geographic region. |
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| brand competition;competition between two similiar products. |
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| the body of a nation,state,or community. |
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| the application of scientific knowledge for practical purposes,esp. |
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| competition between two similiar products. |
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| competition for substitute products |
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| competition between two different products that satisfy the same need. |
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| among all business for scarce customer dollars. |
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| strength,weaknesses,opertunities,threats.. |
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| social,technology,economic,ecological,andpolitical. |
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| political,economic,social,and technological. |
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| analysis in which the headings ecological or envirnmental. |
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