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-analysis (includes all differences, tendencies and similarities between men and
women, educational background and age) 3 pages.
- add your recommendations about the survey results. 1 page
- conclusions of the survey results, summary of your recommendation and analysis

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Conclusion with respect to the two Age group:

1. Most of the respondents in the two age group finds that the front label of the product is
accurate enough.
2. Most of the respondents are not in favor of deceptive marketing campaigns.
3. Most of the respondents are aware of the true meaning of words such as "gluten-free" etc.
4. Price is the most important decision factors for buying products in both age group.
5. Ethics is another important factor regarding decision for buying a particular product for
the two age group.
6. Most of the respondents probably buy products if the package says the tea is naturally
flavored.
7. Both age group are in view that label on essential product must be fair and transparent.
8. Most of the respondent in the age group 20-34 years are agreeing to buying a non-
essential product with misleading claims, while most of the respondent in the age group
less than 20 years are disagreed to buying a non-essential product with misleading
claims.
9. The proportion of both age group is same in recognizing a deceptive marketing tactics for
each given options.

Conclusion with respect to the Gender

1. Most of all genders occasionally find that the information on the front label is accurate enough.
2. Most of the Gender are agree that companies should use deceptive marketing campaigns.
 3. Most of all gender are aware about the word "gluten-free" etc.
4. Price is the most important factors for all categories of gender in purchasing a product.
5. Ethics is another factor that is important to all categories of gender in purchasing a
product.
6. All categories of gender Probably purchased a product even if the packaging says the tea
is naturally flavored and freshly picked.
7. All categories of gender are agreed for transparent labeling on products.
8. All categories of gender are agreeing to buy a product with misleading claims on non-
essential products, while females are more eager to buy a product with misleading claim.
9. The proportion of all gender categories is same in recognizing a deceptive marketing
tactics for each given option.

Conclusion with respect to the Education level.

1. Most of all degree holders find that the info on the front label is accurate enough
2. Majority of degree holders are against the deceptive marketing campaigns.
3. Almost, all master’s degree holder is familiar with the word Gluten-free etc. while
bachelor’s and high schoolers are somewhat familiar with such stated words.
4. Most of the master’s degree holders consider “ingredients” as a most important factor
for purchasing a product, while bachelor’s and High schoolers consider “price” as an
important factor.

5. All degree holders consider ethics slightly important factor for purchasing a product
while master’s degree holder consider ethics more important factor.
6. All degree holders Probably buy a product that stated as flavored or freshly packaging
and no master’s degree holder are in favor of such type of packaging.
7. All degree holders consider transparent labeling on a product.
8. Almost all are agreeing to buy a product with misleading claims while most of the
High schooler are disagree with that.
9. The proportion of all education categories is same in recognizing a deceptive marketing
tactics for each given option.