How long does it usually take to collect quantitative and qualitative data?
a. a few hours to a few days
b. a few days to a few weeks
c. a few weeks to a few months
d. a few months to a few years
Ans: D
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a. personal choice. b. shared moral sentiments. c. productive specialization. d. rationality.
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