Abstract
The authors investigate whether the use of facsimile transmission of questionnaires to industrial populations can improve response as compared to mail surveys. The authors demonstrate in a two-phase empirical study that facsimile-transmitted questionnaires generated similar response rates as did questionnaires delivered and returned by mail, but had significantly faster response and lower total cost.
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