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1.   Followings Tables shows previous 11 months stock market returns. Date Monthly SP500 Return Monthly DJIA...

1.   Followings Tables shows previous 11 months stock market returns.

Date

Monthly

SP500 Return

Monthly DJIA Return

12/7/2007

-0.8628

-0.7994

1/8/2008

-6.1163

-4.6323

2/8/2008

-3.4761

-3.0352

3/8/2008

-0.5960

-0.0285

4/8/2008

4.7547

4.5441

5/8/2008

1.0674

-1.4182

6/8/2008

-8.5962

-10.1937

7/8/2008

-0.9859

0.2468

8/8/2008

1.2191

1.4548

9/8/2008

-9.2054

-6.0024

10/8/2008

-16.8269

-4.8410

Let consider we know the variance of monthly return for all stock were 25 percent in 2008, perform the following hypothesis for each index:

Ho :µ= -5

Ha :µ ≠-5

Considering the population variance is unknown, perform a hypothesis test if the average stock return is 0 or not for each index:

Ho :µ= 0

Ha :µ ≠ 0

Perform following hypothesis based on all assumption we had in 2)

Ho :µ≥ -3

Ha :µ < -3

Let’s consider the population mean of SP500 as µ1 and that of DJIA as µ2 while none of population variance is known. Test following hypothesis:

Ho :µ1=µ2

Ha :µ1 ≠µ2

Let’s consider the population variance of SP500 as σ21 and that of DJIA as σ22, and none of them are known. Test following hypothesis:

Ho :σ2122

Ha :σ21 ≠σ22

6) Perform the following hypothesis test

Ho :σ21≤σ22

Ha :σ2122

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as for given data

1) a)

Two-sample T for Monthly vs Monthly DJIA Return

N Mean StDev SE Mean
Monthly 11 -3.60 6.13 1.8
Monthly DJIA Return 11 -2.25 4.05 1.2


Difference = μ (Monthly) - μ (Monthly DJIA Return)
Estimate for difference: -1.36
95% CI for difference: (-5.98, 3.26)
T-Test of difference = -5 (vs ≠): T-Value = 1.64 P-Value = 0.116 DF = 20
Both use Pooled StDev = 5.1956

b)


Two-sample T for Monthly vs Monthly DJIA Return

N Mean StDev SE Mean
Monthly 11 -3.60 6.13 1.8
Monthly DJIA Return 11 -2.25 4.05 1.2


Difference = μ (Monthly) - μ (Monthly DJIA Return)
Estimate for difference: -1.36
95% CI for difference: (-5.98, 3.26)
T-Test of difference = 0 (vs ≠): T-Value = -0.61 P-Value = 0.547 DF = 20
Both use Pooled StDev = 5.1956

c)


Two-sample T for Monthly vs Monthly DJIA Return

N Mean StDev SE Mean
Monthly 11 -3.60 6.13 1.8
Monthly DJIA Return 11 -2.25 4.05 1.2


Difference = μ (Monthly) - μ (Monthly DJIA Return)
Estimate for difference: -1.36
95% lower bound for difference: -5.18
T-Test of difference = -3 (vs >): T-Value = 0.74 P-Value = 0.233 DF = 20
Both use Pooled StDev = 5.1956

d)


Two-Sample T-Test and CI: Monthly, Monthly DJIA Return

Two-sample T for Monthly vs Monthly DJIA Return

N Mean StDev SE Mean
Monthly 11 -3.60 6.13 1.8
Monthly DJIA Return 11 -2.25 4.05 1.2


Difference = μ (Monthly) - μ (Monthly DJIA Return)
Estimate for difference: -1.36
95% lower bound for difference: -5.21
T-Test of difference = -3 (vs >): T-Value = 0.74 P-Value = 0.234 DF = 17

e)

Test and CI for Two Variances: Monthly, Monthly DJIA Return

Method

Null hypothesis σ(Monthly) / σ(Monthly DJIA Return) = 1
Alternative hypothesis σ(Monthly) / σ(Monthly DJIA Return) ≠ 1
Significance level α = 0.05

F method was used. This method is accurate for normal data only.


Statistics

95% CI for
Variable N StDev Variance StDevs
Monthly 11 6.131 37.584 (4.284, 10.759)
Monthly DJIA Return 11 4.050 16.404 (2.830, 7.108)

Ratio of standard deviations = 1.514
Ratio of variances = 2.291


95% Confidence Intervals

CI for
CI for StDev Variance
Method Ratio Ratio
F (0.785, 2.918) (0.616, 8.516)


Tests

Test
Method DF1 DF2 Statistic P-Value
F 10 10 2.29 0.207

f)

Test and CI for Two Variances: Monthly, Monthly DJIA Return

Method

Null hypothesis σ(Monthly) / σ(Monthly DJIA Return) = 1
Alternative hypothesis σ(Monthly) / σ(Monthly DJIA Return) > 1
Significance level α = 0.05


Statistics

95% Lower
Bound for
Variable N StDev Variance StDevs
Monthly 11 6.131 37.584 3.973
Monthly DJIA Return 11 4.050 16.404 2.832

Ratio of standard deviations = 1.514
Ratio of variances = 2.291


95% One-Sided Confidence Intervals

Lower Bound Lower Bound
for StDev for Variance
Method Ratio Ratio
Bonett 0.710 0.504
Levene 0.620 0.384


Tests

Test
Method DF1 DF2 Statistic P-Value
Bonett 1 — 1.06 0.151
Levene 1 20 0.77 0.196

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