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A survey was conducted to assess the preference of people to reopen LA economy after the...

A survey was conducted to assess the preference of people to reopen LA economy after the extended lockdown due to Corona. Out of 340 males questioned 230 wanted to open the economy and 110 did not. Out of 290 females questioned 218 wanted to open the economy and 72 did not. Can we say that Females are more eager for the economy to open compared to males? Can we say that the two factors, gender and preference to open the economy, are related? Use alpha = .05

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