Secondary data as a means of addressing a management problem are considered weaker than primary data because the data
A) were was potentially collected to address a different problem
B) are older, and therefore, irrelevant to current conditions
C) are less specific to the current problem
D) all of the above
E) none of the above

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Secondary data may not be as effective in addressing a management problem because it was potentially collected for a different purpose, may be outdated, and is less specific to the current problem at hand.

Secondary Data as a Means of Addressing a Management Problem