Most literature indicates that public administrators use mostly quantitative methods.   Public administrators conduct research to plan, solve problems,

Most literature indicates that public administrators use mostly quantitative methods.  

Public administrators conduct research to plan, solve problems, and support their decisions. They must collect data to support these tasks and other courses of action.

QUESTION:
What can qualitative research offer that quantitative methods cannot offer to support these public administration tasks: (1) plan, (2) solve problems, (3) support their decisions ?

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