For example, the first one regarding the representativeness of CR readers. Why do we need the sample to be representative in this case? If general public is stupid, then we want a sample that is equally stupid to guide us in selecting reliable cars? CR readers are wealthier and more educated, so they are smarter shoppers and their opinions are what we need for selecting reliable cars. Does that make sense?
This article is flawed!
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No. CR's reliability data come from its readers. That's why the
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But those educated people who answered the survey are owners of
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You are so naive o_o
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Can't agree with you more!
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本坛有”恨车一族“ o_o
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看看盖勒普(Gallup)如何统计和发表其统计结果就知道CR的方法太小儿科了。
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是传教式销售,CR花很多很多年建立的客户群,客户,应该很多老客户是80年代90年代买过日本车,使用坚信CR说的
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I might not be an educated person but
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