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Business, 18.10.2019 00:30 josephaciaful

The retail mall owner told a marketing researcher, "we have the option of staying open late twice a week or opening up an hour early every day. we need to know which will be most profitable since we cannot do both. the decision must be made in 11 weeks and we only have $10,000 budgeted for this research project." in which step of the marketing research process would the owner determine this budget and time frame?
a. define the problem
b. develop the research plan
c. collect relevant information
d. develop findings and recomendations
e. take marketing actions

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