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Global Prices Study 2018

The only global analysis of market research prices and costing
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EUR 500.00
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For both suppliers and buyers of market research, the ESOMAR Global Prices Study is an essential element of any reference library and is a unique guide in the planning and purchasing of market research.

The Global Prices Study, run every two years, provides insights in the price of research around the world and examines differences in pricing that exist between countries, between types of research projects (and methodology) and over time. For almost 20 years, this biennial comparative analysis has been consistently regarded as one of the most important yardsticks in our profession.

The Global Prices Study 2018 is based on a set of dummy projects for which participating agencies prepare bids. The bids were submitted in response to a set of seven market research projects: six consumer research projects (four quantitative, one qualitative and one using online communities) one B2B project and a set of commercial tariffs for staff time.

This year, a new estimate is added based specifically on a social media listening project. The report also includes some additional feedback on the timely payment of invoices, which is a must-read section for both suppliers and buyers alike.

Quotes were provided by 636 agencies across 116 countries (compared to 629 agencies across 123 countries in 2016). The data was collected between March and June, 2018.

The Excel tool is made available to you, enabling you to:

  • Build custom reports by selecting regions, countries and projects of interest
  • Compare median prices
  • Explore price indices and details of samples and quote ranges

Access to the Prices Study report and the Excel tool is available free to ESOMAR members at MyESOMAR.

Author(s):
ESOMAR
Keyword(s):
Pricing Studies, Economic Trends, Business Trends
Date of publication:
22.09.2018
ISBN:
Order Code:
GPS2018
Number of pages:
47