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S.L
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Primary
Data
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Secondary
Data
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1
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Primary data are always original as it
is collected by the investigator.
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Secondary data lacks originality; the
investigator makes use of the data collected by other agencies.
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2
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The suitability of the primary data will
be positive because it has been systematically collected.
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Secondary data may or may not suit the
objects of inquiry.
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3
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Primary data are expensive and time-consuming.
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Secondary data is relatively cheaper.
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4
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Extra precautions are not required.
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It is used with great care and
caution.
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5
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Primary data are in the shape of raw
materials.
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Secondary data are usually in the
shape of readymade products.
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6
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Possibility of personal prejudice.
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Possibility of the lesser degree of
personal prejudice.
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Tuesday, May 26, 2015
What are the Difference between Primary Data and Secondary Data
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