Group-Level Data

Group-level data refers to information collected and analyzed about a collection of individuals or entities as a whole, rather than focusing on each person separately. For example, instead of tracking a single person's expenses, group-level data might look at the average spending of all customers in a store over a month. This type of data helps identify patterns, trends, and overall behaviors within a group, enabling organizations to make informed decisions, target marketing efforts, or understand collective performance without needing detailed details about each individual.