EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
INTRODUCTION
Project Brief
The objective of this document is to provide information regarding investment opportunity for setting-up a Tarpaulin and T-shirt printing, with focus on product differentiation i.e., providing some unique services (Heat Press and Large Format tarpaulin printing) which are not offered by the existing tarpaulin and t-shirt printing in the area. The business can be established in any of the major cities/municipalities of the country such as in the town of Libungan.
This feasibility study is conducted to, determine the marketability, feasibility, and profitability of Tarpaulin and t-shirt printing business in Libungan, Cotabato. Another, this feasibility study also aims to determine and develop an
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Our respondents were consisting of possible users/buyers considered as target customers of product and services of tarpaulin and t-shirt printing such as offices, schools, business establishments, students, Business individual/professionals, and residences that we consider as our primary customers/market. The allocation of this is shown on table 1.1 Allocation of 200 Respondents.
Table 1.1 Allocations of 200 Respondents Users/Buyers | Population Allocation | PERCENTAGE | Offices/ Schools | 10 | 5% | Business establishments | 95 | 47.7% | Students | 20 | 10% | Business people/professionals | 30 | 15% | Residences | 45 | 22.5% | TOTAL | 200 | 100% |
After allocating the 200 target respondents and computing there the percentile value on the total community, our second step, we allocate this percentile value in the actual population (based on the gathered data in the Municipal Planning and Development Coordinator of Libungan) to determine the number of individual/community that represented by this 200 target respondents in the survey.
Table 1.2 Representations of 200 Respondents to Actual Population Users/Buyers | Actual Population | PERCENTAGE | Number of Individual/Community Represented | Offices/ Schools | 31 | 5% | 2 | Business establishments | 171 | 47.7% | 82 | Students | 11,304 | 10% | 1,130 | Business people/professionals | 20,940 | 15% | 3,141 | Residences |
Sampling is reduced for all the smallest sampling starting at (SEMOS ≤ 800) each year with the increasing addresses. Sample testing rates remain at 15%, 10%, and 7 % the sampling rates include strata for blocks in certain census so that the surveys can have the highest rates of completed questioners. Surveys are conducted by mail and a follow up telephone call by Computer Assisted Telephone Interviewing (CATI). CATI interviews have a 60% and mailing addresses have a 75% response. All data is collected by Internet, mail, telephone, and personal visit according to the ACS Survey report. (ACS methodology data report)
understanding consumers’ needs, how groups of consumers differ from one another, and how consumers decide among products. The market need would be for specialty girls’ childrens clothing The following would be segmentation of the clothing market to help better understand the consumer (potential buyers): Geographic Segmentation Global Region or Country: India, Ect...
The controlled variable, which is the amount of time used during each test run, 15 seconds, will also help to validate each test. By ensuring that the same time is used each time, the level of saturated and unsaturated sheets can easily be measured by counting the sheets that were left saturated and unsaturated after each 15 second interval. The relationship between the independent variable, amount of water used, and the dependent variable, the reduction of toilet paper, gives this experiment the ability to easily show the saturation of each brand of toilet paper and well as the unsaturated aspect of each brand of toilet paper. Hypothesis: The absorbency of toilet paper must be in direct relation to the quality of such said toilet paper. The absorbency of toilet paper does not have any impact on price, name brand, availability or the amount of toilet paper used. This hypothesis was derived due to the outside influence consumers’ encounter from name brand, word of mouth or media deliverance of toilet paper. It is predicted that Charmin would be the most absorbent in terms of saturation due to its thickness. Process of Data Collection: When beginning the experiment a large piece of saran wrap was taped on the counter and it was then sectioned of into three sections, one for Charmin, and another for White Cloud and the remainder of the saran wrap for the local store’s name brand, then folded stacks of each brand in increments of fifteen sheets and placed them in
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To improve “sampling representativeness” a “proportional stratified sample” will be done to determine how many surveys to send to each city (Clemons & McBeth, 2001, p. 277). The formula will calculate the population of each city in 2010 and divide it by the total population of the ten cities to come up with a percentage. That percentage is multiplied by 2,000 to determine the number of surveys each community will receive and is available for review in Appendix II. COMPASS will then work with member cities and randomly select households through the use of “systematic random sampling” by dividing each city’s population by the number of surveys it receives for the survey (Clemons & McBeth, 2001, p.
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