Florida National Bank (FNB) operates branches in 65 cities and towns throughout Florida. The Bank offers range of financial services, including Visa and MasterCard credit cards. FNB has 62, 500 people in the state using its credit cards and based on certain application information, the bank has access to name, address, zip code, telephone number, income and assets. FNB wants to be able to more affectively target offerings sent through the mail, so the bank wants to determine if there is a relationship between the volume of purchases charged on credit cards and demographic characteristics of the individual cardholder; Paul Bruney is the research director for the bank and is in charge of this situation.
The information is being sought to determine if individuals in certain parts of the state are more or less likely to be users of the card? Is there a relationship between the person's level of education and card usage? Or is there a relationship between the person's income and his of her level of income.
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The relevant information already exists through primary data gathered through the initial application process. It is up to the researcher to evaluate this data and perform a probability sampling method to determine it there is a significant relationship.
The questions can be answered by developing a sampling frame and using a probability sampling method that is appropriate for this bank's case.
The research objectives are as follows: To develop a research design for the research. To collect specific data on FNB credit card holders by using a sampling method to determine if there is a relationship between the volume of purchases charged on credit cards and demographic characteristics of the...