Which two sources are examples of secondary market research? (Choose 2.) A. Questionnaires B. Government records C. Observation D. Academic journals

The correct answers are B. Government records and D. Academic journals.Secondary market research involves the use of existing data or information that has been collected by someone else for a different purpose. Government records and academic journals are examples of secondary sources because they contain data that has been collected and published by others, not specifically for the current research purpose.Questionnaires and observation, on the other hand, are examples of primary market research methods, where data is collected directly from the source through surveys, interviews, or direct observation.