1.Syndicated data are a form of external primary data that are supplied from a common database to subscribers for a long-term service fee. With syndicated data, both the process of collecting and analyzing the data and the data themselves can be verified for the client. T/F

2.The phrase "big data" is often used to indicate alarm and apprehension about the enormous-and multi multiplying-amount of data that are being created on an ongoing basis. Proper management of big data has the potential to increase productivity for the companies significantly. T/F

3.Retailers who purchases Nielsen's tracking data for their category get up-to-date information about what brand are selling at which retailers at the SKU level, and learn what their competitors are selling. The tracking studies are examples of syndicated services. T/F

4.Manufacturers interested in prevailing attitudes about population and government regulation would be an application of packaged information research. T/F

5.Problem exists with secondary data because data have not been collected specifically to address a problem at hand but have been collected for some other purposes. T/F

6.All of the following secondary are advantages of using secondary date: -T

Secondary data secondary data can usually be obtain quickly

Secondary data are relatively inexpensive

Secondary data may achieve the research objective.

7.Commercial firms, government agency, or community service organization conducting surveys, recording transactions, or conducting business activities are creating a written record of activities. This type of data represent primary data. T/F