Goldfarb Consultants

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Goldfarb Consultants

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        Dates of existence

        1965-

        History

        Goldfarb Consultants was established in 1965. Its primary activities focus on marketing, polling and advertising. Its customers have included a diverse group of private-sector companies, as well as the federal and provincial Liberal parties of Canada. Goldfarb Consultants provides both corporate and political clients with a reading of the public mood and a prescription for how best to optimize it. Martin Goldfarb, the founder of Goldfarb Consultants, was the first Canadian pollster to expand on traditional research methods by de-emphasizing the use of quantitative research (the gathering and compilation of numbers), and emphasizing qualitative research analysis. The qualitative research approach involves intensive questioning of specific focus groups about specific issues. By interpreting the focus groups' answers, a set of assumptions is made about the probable behaviour of the people, either as voters or consumers.

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        Authority record identifier

        http://viaf.org/viaf/146111688

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        Dates of creation, revision and deletion

        2014/06/24 Migrated to AtoM.
        2019/02/13 KCP. Added VIAF.

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        • English

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