Bryce
Pearson
January
14, 2013
1.
It is not said specifically who the
sample is but the article says the “U.S consumers” or “respondents” but then
also specifies by using words like “Globally” and “around the world” so I think
the survey was done wherever electric cars can be sold.
2.
Professional services firm,
Deloitte conducted this survey.
3.
I did a Google search on
Deloitte to figure out if they would have any motive for conducting this survey
and was still a little confused about what it is that Deloitte does. I found
this part of information on a website about Deloitte, “The U.S. firm offers global, integrated
solutions to a who’s-who list of satisfied clients. Combining insight and
innovation from multiple disciplines and industries, we help great
organizations excel, no matter where they are in the world.” Perhaps Deloitte
is just testing client satisfaction with this survey.
4.
The sample is very unclear in this
article; the only information is that these people were consumers old enough to
want to buy an electric car and who had high expectations for electric car
companies. Whether there was a control group was also unclear because I am
unsure whether or not they surveyed people who do not want electric cars.
5.
This article was clear about the
information they did give, however it is the information about the sample that
made it hard to understand.
6.
No graphs were used but I am not sure
that any were needed for this information.
Author unknown FoxNews.com
Title of Article-Survey Says Electric Cars Don't Meet Expectations of
Customers
Published October 05, 2011
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