For collecting data on Gujarati entrepreneurs I was searching for a specific survey tool which allowed to make discrete choice set questions or providing customizations options to implement tables or images below the questions. Apparently, these requirements I was looking for where hard to find in most survey tools or when I found a survey tool which indeed provided these features the prices where way above my budget as a student.

After trying many different survey tools, I can definitely conclude that SoGoSurvey has made me very enthusiastic because it offers many features and customization options and still remains very easy to use, even when you only use the free account. In comparison to other free survey tools, I was impressed about the features SoGoSurvey offers with their free account. Additionally, if you want more features, SoGoSurvey has very good prices for their upgraded accounts.

As a student, SoGoSurvey increased my interest by offering a great student offer. Most survey tools don’t provide this offer, or provide student packages with limited features, or still request a relative high price for student packages.

Overall, I prefer SoGoSurvey when looking for a good (free) survey tool..
– Easy to use
– Very professional in making a survey as well as looking for help
– Provides a lot of features and customization options
– Many free to use features
– The prices for upgraded accounts are still very attractive, and is offering an interesting student offer

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Since the early 1990s, the liberalisation and globalisation of the Indian economy have challenged the conglomerate-dominated industry with and increased requirement for flexibility and innovation to compete on the global stage. The resulting rise of small and medium companies, founded by creative entrepreneurs, has however not spelled the end of centuries-old capitalist structures. We still find ancient business communities with a common regional regional origin and a traditional involvement in trade such as the Marwaris, Gujaratis or Punjabis at the forefront of India’s economic growth. This blog intends to pay special attention to the web of economic actors making India’s economic dynamism and understand its local specificities in a global context.