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    The wealth gap in the United States, while staggering, did not strike me as completely unexpected. It is, however, an issue that is a problem for our culture; the distribution of wealth causes other problems, such as deviance, to rise. Though there are many schools of thought regarding wealth distribution and income caps, adequately addressing the basic needs of society will most likely produce the most significant impact. In discussing this with my family and friends, I found that many of…

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    09.07 Task 1—Normal Distribution Scores on a statewide standardized test are normally distributed with a mean of 12.89 and a standard deviation of 1.95. Certificates are given to students whose scores are in the top 2% of those who took the test. This means that they scored better than 98% of the other test takers. Marcus received his score of 13.7 on the exam and is wondering why he didn’t receive a certificate. Show all work to determine whether Marcus’ score was high enough to earn a…

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    Regression Method Based on the data we collected, our expected regression equation is: Walmart revenue = β0 – β1CPI + β2CSI + β3ECOM – β4GAS + β5POP –β6INT – β7UNEMP + β8EARN Then we ran the regression on Minitab and got an actual regression equation. We used the method (i.e. five questions and nine problems) to evaluate the equation Minitab produced. For each of the nine problems, we ask five questions: What is the problem? How can I detect it? What are the consequences of the problem? What are…

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    and 53 males. b. There are 21 people under the age range of 13-35, which account for 21.6% of the total 97 in the sample. c. The mean level of the hour spent in the office during week 2 is 47.47 hours, with the standard deviation of 17.06. The distribution is slightly negative skew (-0.237), although in an acceptable range suggest that slightly more samples spend more hours in office than the average. The distribution’s value for kurtosis (-1.005) exceeds the acceptance level (value between 1.0…

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    The reproduction, the transformation of social classes, distribution of goods without bads, the distribution of goods and bads are four significant factors that negatebly impact on the poor sector. As a future advocator I must know how the system utilizes those factors that through regulations directly affect the poor population. Ulrich (2013), "utilized Dean 's curran theory about the concept of risk class to radicalize the class distribution of risks that are significant in the risk of…

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    Students in the online sections should email their cases to their online TA. Name: Jennifer Johnson Zhao Jin OIS – 3440 Applications of Business Statistics Section “00” Instructor: Professor Tariq Mughal Case 10.1 Motive Power Company – part 1 Executive Summary In case 10 .1 Motive Power Company Part 1, manufacturing manager Cregg Hart is approached by another supplier for rivets. Motive Power is very keen on their quality and are interested in evaluating the new rivets by…

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    significant at 10% as well as the MA (2) coefficient. As a result of this insignificance of estimates, we can infer that for this particular model, the random shocks at each point can be interpreted as mutually independent and come from the same distribution. The main difference between MA and AR models is that in MA models a shock affects the values of X only for the current period and q periods in the future; while in the AR models a shock affects infinitely the values of X since affects Xt ,…

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    An outlier is one who is outside the normal, and defies the odds. I believe that Julia Blackwell meets the criteria of being successful outlier. In her life so far she has been accepted into private school, found her passion, been chosen to represent the Maine council of Girl Scouts at the national convention, been accepted into Colgate College, and has been chosen to represent Maine at the United States Senate Youth Program. Julia is a senior at North Yarmouth Academy, and she is from Woolwich,…

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    He states, “The lack of clear economic progress for lower- and middle-income families is in itself an important reason to seek a more equal distribution of income” (Krugman 586). In other words, he believes that with more equal income distribution between the social classes, the economy would benefit substantially and provide headway for the middle and lower income families to move forward and live a more comfortable life. This, however, only…

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    Marilyn vos Savant said “Be able to analyze statistics, which can be used to support or undercut almost any argument.” (vos Savant, n.d.). In this particular instance one hopes to show how statistics support an argument on survey results for the Springdale Shopping area. The survey contained eight areas that will be discussed concerning different aspects of Springdale shopping area and what the statistic show. Also, a deduction will made as to which was the most and the least important to…

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