population hypotheses In marketing research, assumptions made by a researcher or manager about some characteristic of a
population being reviewed. Typical hypotheses could be that for a particular population one method of advertising (e.g. TV) is more effective than another (e.g. radio) or that one brand of cereal was more popular in a selected area of the country than in other areas. On the basis of such a hypothesis, data is collected, evaluated, and accepted or rejected according to the probability that it is true.
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