In: Statistics and Probability
Own Stock? |
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Response of Interest |
Yes |
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Sample Size |
200 |
Count for Response |
94 |
Sample Proportion |
0.4700 |
Confidence Interval |
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Confidence Coefficient |
0.90 |
Lower Limit |
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Upper Limit |
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Hypothesis Test |
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Hypothesized Value |
0.57 |
Test Statistic |
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P-value (Lower Tail) |
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P-value (Upper Tail) |
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P-value (Two Tail) |
0.0043 |
Fifteen years ago 57% of American families had money invested in
the stock market. It is believed that this percentage has dropped.
To see if this is true, Morningstar recently sampled 200 American
families and recorded in Excel each family’s Yes/No answer to the
question “Do you have money invested in the stock market?”. Based
on these results, can Morningstar declare that the proportion of
American families who have money invested in the stock market is
now lower than .57 at α=.01? Use the excel output above to answer
the following question.
For the 90% confidence interval, find the upper (i.e., right)
endpoint.
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