APPLIED STAT.IN BUS.+ECONOMICS
APPLIED STAT.IN BUS.+ECONOMICS
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ISBN: 9781259957598
Author: DOANE
Publisher: RENT MCG
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Chapter 5, Problem 95CE

i.

To determine

Calculate probability P(F) and explain its meaning.

i.

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Answer to Problem 95CE

The probability P(F) is 0.5588 and the meaning is the probability of forecasts predicted a decline in interest rates is 0.5588.

Explanation of Solution

Calculation:

The given table shows that frequencies of the actual and predicted interest rate movements.

The given contingency table is,

 Actual Change
Forecast ChangeDecline (A–)Rise (A+)Row Total
Decline (F–)71219
Rise (F+)9615
Column Total161834

The formula for finding the probability P(F) is,

P(F)=Frequency for the class FTotal frequencies in the distribution.

Substitute 19 for ‘Frequency for the class F–’ and 34 for ‘Total frequencies in the distribution’

P(F)=1934=0.5588

Therefore, the probability P(F) is 0.5588 and the meaning is the probability of forecasts predicted a decline in interest rates is 0.5588.

ii.

To determine

Calculate probability P(A+) and explain its meaning.

ii.

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Answer to Problem 95CE

The probability P(A+) is 0.5294 and the meaning is the probability of rise in interest rates is 0.5294.

Explanation of Solution

Calculation:

The formula for finding the probability P(A+) is,

P(A+)=Frequency for the class A+Total frequencies in the distribution

Substitute 18 for ‘Frequency for the class A+’ and 34 for ‘Total frequencies in the distribution’

P(A+)=1834=0.5294

Therefore, the probability P(A+) is 0.5294 and the meaning is the probability of rise in interest rates is 0.5294.

iii.

To determine

Calculate probability P(A|F) and explain its meaning.

iii.

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Answer to Problem 95CE

The probability P(A|F) is 0.3684 and the meaning is the probability of actual decline given that the forecasters predicted a decline in interest rates is 0.3684.

Explanation of Solution

Calculation:

The formula for finding the probability P(A|F) is,

P(A|F)=Frequency for the class A and FFrequency for the class F

Substitute 7 for ‘Frequency for the class A– and F–’ and 19 for ‘Frequency for the class F–’,

P(A|F)=719=0.3684

Therefore, the probability P(A|F) is 0.3684 and the meaning is the probability of actual decline given that the forecasters predicted a decline in interest rates is 0.3684.

iv.

To determine

Calculate probability P(A+|F+) and explain its meaning.

iv.

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Answer to Problem 95CE

The probability P(A+|F+) is 0.4 and the meaning is the probability of actual increase given that the forecasters predicted an increase in interest rates is 0.4.

Explanation of Solution

Calculation:

The formula for finding the probability P(A+|F+) is,

P(A+|F+)=Frequency for the class A+ and F+Frequency for the class F+

Substitute 6 for ‘Frequency for the class A+ and F+’ and 15 for ‘Frequency for the class F+’,

P(A+|F+)=615=0.4

Therefore, the probability P(A+|F+) is 0.4 and the meaning is the probability of actual increase given that the forecasters predicted an increase in interest rates is 0.4.

v.

To determine

Calculate probability P(A+ and F+) and explain its meaning.

v.

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Answer to Problem 95CE

The probability P(A+ and F+) is 0.1765 and the meaning is the probability of both forecasted increase and actual increase in interest rates in a given year is 0.1765.

Explanation of Solution

Calculation:

The formula for finding the probability P(A+ and F+) is,

P(A+ and F+)=Frequency for the class A+ and F+Total frequencies in the distribution

Substitute 6 for ‘Frequency for the class A+ and F+’ and 34 for ‘Total frequencies in the distribution’,

P(A+ and F+)=634=0.1765

Therefore, the probability P(A+ and F+) is 0.1765 and the meaning is the probability of both forecasted increase and actual increase in interest rates in a given year is 0.1765.

vi.

To determine

Calculate probability P(A and F) and explain its meaning.

vi.

Expert Solution
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Answer to Problem 95CE

The probability P(A and F) is 0.2059 and the meaning is the probability of both forecasted decline and actual decline in interest rates in a given year is 0.2059.

Explanation of Solution

Calculation:

The formula for finding the probability P(A and F) is,

P(A and F)=Frequency for the class A and FTotal frequencies in the distribution

Substitute 7 for ‘Frequency for the class A– and F–’ and 34 for ‘Total frequencies in the distribution’,

P(A and F)=734=0.2059

Therefore, the probability P(A and F) is 0.2059 and the meaning is the probability of both forecasted decline and actual decline in interest rates in a given year is 0.2059.

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