Existing infrastructure and lack of available information often substantially interfere with attempts by marketers to use probability samples in their research in ____ countries.

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Developing countries often have limited infrastructure, especially in remote areas, which can make it difficult to obtain accurate probability samples. Additionally, there may be a lack of available information or data on the population, further hindering the ability to conduct probability sampling. Developed countries, on the other hand, generally have more established infrastructure and systems in place for collecting data and generating probability samples. English-speaking and masculine countries are not relevant factors in the use of probability sampling.

Existing Infrastructure and Lack of Available Information Often Substantially Interfere