search query: @indexterm MAIL SURVEYS / total: 114
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A comparison of the effect of promised and provided lotteries, monetary and gift incentives on mail survey response rate, speed and cost.
Journal of the Market Research Society
1990 : JAN, VOL. 32:1, p. 141-162
 1990 Gajraj, A.
Faria, A.
Dickinson, J.
42.
Application of computer simulation to freight transport systems
Journal of the Operational Research Society
1989 : MAY, VOL. 40:5, p. 433-441
 1989 Cochran, J. K.
Lin, L.
43.
The prediction of industrial mail-survey response rates.
Journal of the Operational Research Society
1989 : OCT, VOL. 40:10, p. 839-847
 1989 Jobber, D.
Saunders, J.
44.
Fragebogenrücklauf und Gewinnanreiz. Ergebnisse einer Ostbayern-Befragung in Düsseldorf.
Marketing: Zeitschrift fur Forschung und Praxis
1989 : VOL. 11:3, p. 187-193
 1989 Schmalen, H.
45.
A note on alternative contact strategies in mail surveys.
Journal of the Market Research Society
1989 : JUL, VOL. 31:3, p. 409-418
 1989 Peterson, R.
Albaum, G.
Kerin, R.
46.
Offering mail survey results in a lift letter.
Journal of the Market Research Society
1989 : JUL, VOL. 31:3, p. 399-408
 1989 Dommeyer, C.
47.
Modelling the effects of prepaid monetary incentives on mail-survey response.
Journal of the Operational Research Society
1988 : APR, VOL. 39:4, p. 365-372
 1988 Jobber, D.
Saunders, J.
48.
A factorial investigation of methods of stimulating response to a mail survey.
European Journal of Operational Research
1988 : NOV, VOL. 37:2, p. 158-164
 1988 Jobber, D.
Birro, K.
Sanderson, S. M.
49.
An experimental investigation into cross-national mail survey response rates.
Journal of International Business Studies
1988 : FALL, VOL. 19:3, p. 483-489
 1988 Jobber, D.
Saunders, J.
50.
Conducting international mail surveys : the effect of incentives on response rates with an industry population.
Journal of International Business Studies
1988 : FALL, VOL. 19:3, p. 491-496
 1988 Dawson, S.
Dockinson, D.
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