Business Resarch Methods Part Ii

Business Research Methods Part II

Alana Fiegel, Charity Franklin, John Rosolino, Whitney Stevens, Ngozi Bradley

QNT/HC 561

January 7, 2012

Leda Villalobos

Business Research Methods Part II

This week’s paper is a continuation of the business research by Team “A”. In this week’s assignment our team will collect data using our selected sample design and appropriate collection methods to maintain data validity; discuss different types of survey methods and select one for our research design. Also we will construct a survey appropriate for the research question and sample we have chosen. Then, present our data in one of the appropriate general response. Finally, classify our findings in order of power.

Sample Design and Data Collection

The sample design used for the Business Research Method is random sampling. Random sampling is defined as the surveyor randomly choosing the Department of Health and Environmental Control (DHEC) located in different areas. In random sampling the locations of the Department of Health and Environmental Control are Orangeburg, SC, Columbia, SC, and Aiken, SC. The purpose of random sampling is to determine how the locations of Orangeburg, Columbia, and Aiken are effected with tax imply.

The organization Baby Net, which is funded on behalf of the Department of Health and Environmental Control, offers assistance and relief to families with children who have developmental delays. The effect of the tax imply for Baby Net has affected the areas of Orangeburg, Columbia, and Aiken severely. Each location is expected to drop 20% percent of the services received in the areas. The Department of Health and Environmental Control are becoming stricter on the eligibility of families that apply for Baby Net. The financial income of each family will be reviewed thoroughly. The Department of Health and Environmental Control has a sliding scale fee based on the family’s income. If the family’s income is above the sliding scale...