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Research reports vary in length and depth, generally depending on the research style of the analyst – more detailed or more high-level; more “directional” or more analytical; more anecdotal or more data-driven. However, research reports usually share some common features, and many of them contain at least some of the following components:
Now that we have looked at the different sections of research reports, let’s look at the different types of reports. They can be (loosely) grouped within a handful of categories. You may find it helpful to learn or brush up your knowledge about the general characteristic of each one of them.
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