+ + + 7 Year Deposits GSP 8 1 2.25 0.4 Q1: According to the management, what is the coefficient of correlation for deposits and GSP? 9 2 3.10 0.4 10 3 3.68 0.5 11 4 3.09 0.7 12 5 4.25 0.9 13 6 4.30 1.0 14 7 4.91 1.4 15 8 5.32 1.7 Q2: As we can see from the data, deposits has grown faster just in recent few years. The management hopes that for this year (year 45), they can have at least the same amount of deposits as last year. Using the approach of the associate method (i.e., linear regression), estimate the probability that their goal can be achieved. Show your analysis below. 16 9 4.24 1.3 17 10 4.26 1.2 18 11 5.25 1.1 19 12 3.33 0.9 20 13 5.50 1.2 21 14 5.95 1.2 22 15 6.70 1.2 23 16 6.30 1.6 24 17 9.35 1.5 25 18 7.80 1.6 26 19 8.70 1.7 27 20 9.90 1.9 28 21 10.49 1.9 29 22 11.30 2.3 30 23 13.20 2.5 31 24 14.10 2.8 32 25 17.50 33 26 19.10 2.9 3.4 Q3: The analyst chose to use the method of exponential smoothing with trend instead of the above associate method. From the previous data, he found that the forecast average of customer deposit for Year 1 was $3 million, with an expected trend of $0.5 million. The smoothing constants for the forecast average and trend were 0.5 and 0.3, respectively. Provide the calculations for the forecasted customer deposit for Year 45 based on this information. 34 27 25.70 3.8 35 28 24.10 4.1 36 29 22.20 4.0 37 30 26.10 4.0 38 31 24.10 3.9 39 32 24.60 3.8 40 33 30.30 3.8 41 34 36.00 3.7 42 35 31.10 4.1 43 36 31.70 4.1 44 37 38.50 4.0 45 38 43.90 4.5 46 39 46.10 4.6 47 40 55.80 4.5 48 41 60.25 4.6 49 42 62.90 4.6 50 43 63.10 4.7 51 44 70.00 5.5 52 53 54 55 1 2 3 4 5 6 S&L Chian bank's manager just found the data of customer deposits (in million) and GSP (state gross product, in billion) from prior 44 years (as shown in Table 3). The management believes that there is considerable association between deposits of the year and the last year's GSP. Answer the following questions Q1 Q3. Your quantitative analysis and Excel formulas should be provided to justify your answers. Table 3
+ + + 7 Year Deposits GSP 8 1 2.25 0.4 Q1: According to the management, what is the coefficient of correlation for deposits and GSP? 9 2 3.10 0.4 10 3 3.68 0.5 11 4 3.09 0.7 12 5 4.25 0.9 13 6 4.30 1.0 14 7 4.91 1.4 15 8 5.32 1.7 Q2: As we can see from the data, deposits has grown faster just in recent few years. The management hopes that for this year (year 45), they can have at least the same amount of deposits as last year. Using the approach of the associate method (i.e., linear regression), estimate the probability that their goal can be achieved. Show your analysis below. 16 9 4.24 1.3 17 10 4.26 1.2 18 11 5.25 1.1 19 12 3.33 0.9 20 13 5.50 1.2 21 14 5.95 1.2 22 15 6.70 1.2 23 16 6.30 1.6 24 17 9.35 1.5 25 18 7.80 1.6 26 19 8.70 1.7 27 20 9.90 1.9 28 21 10.49 1.9 29 22 11.30 2.3 30 23 13.20 2.5 31 24 14.10 2.8 32 25 17.50 33 26 19.10 2.9 3.4 Q3: The analyst chose to use the method of exponential smoothing with trend instead of the above associate method. From the previous data, he found that the forecast average of customer deposit for Year 1 was $3 million, with an expected trend of $0.5 million. The smoothing constants for the forecast average and trend were 0.5 and 0.3, respectively. Provide the calculations for the forecasted customer deposit for Year 45 based on this information. 34 27 25.70 3.8 35 28 24.10 4.1 36 29 22.20 4.0 37 30 26.10 4.0 38 31 24.10 3.9 39 32 24.60 3.8 40 33 30.30 3.8 41 34 36.00 3.7 42 35 31.10 4.1 43 36 31.70 4.1 44 37 38.50 4.0 45 38 43.90 4.5 46 39 46.10 4.6 47 40 55.80 4.5 48 41 60.25 4.6 49 42 62.90 4.6 50 43 63.10 4.7 51 44 70.00 5.5 52 53 54 55 1 2 3 4 5 6 S&L Chian bank's manager just found the data of customer deposits (in million) and GSP (state gross product, in billion) from prior 44 years (as shown in Table 3). The management believes that there is considerable association between deposits of the year and the last year's GSP. Answer the following questions Q1 Q3. Your quantitative analysis and Excel formulas should be provided to justify your answers. Table 3
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