A multinational corporation is conducting a study to see how its em- ployees in five different countries respond to three gifts in an incentive scheme. The numbers of employees who choose each of the three gifts (G1 to G3) in each of the five countries (A to E) are given in the table in 'Dataset6 in the Excel document. 1. Set up the structure of an appropriate statistical test to deter- mine whether the data supports a link between choice of gift and country, including the statistic to be used. 2. Carry out this test, showing clearly in your work how the expected values are calculated for your test statistic.

A multinational corporation is conducting a study to see how its em- ployees in five different countries respond to three gifts in an incentive scheme. The numbers of employees who choose each of the three gifts (G1 to G3) in each of the five countries (A to E) are given in the table in 'Dataset6 in the Excel document. 1. Set up the structure of an appropriate statistical test to deter- mine whether the data supports a link between choice of gift and country, including the statistic to be used. 2. Carry out this test, showing clearly in your work how the expected values are calculated for your test statistic.

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