Statistics: Stratified Sampling of Firms by Profitability
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Statistics: Stratified Sampling of Firms by Profitability

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What is the objective of the study?

  • To determine the total number of firms in the market
  • To determine whether firms with high returns on equity spent more on advertising (correct)
  • To analyze the sales strategy of the firms in the market
  • To compare the profitability of firms with low returns on equity
  • How many firms are in Stratum 1?

  • 5
  • 8 (correct)
  • 115
  • 35
  • What is the total number of firms in the study?

  • 300
  • 352 (correct)
  • 350
  • 320
  • If 50 firms were to be representative of each stratum, how many firms would be in Stratum 2?

    <p>50</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is being labeled in the context of the food processor?

    <p>Large lots of canned mushrooms</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Study of Firms' Advertising Spending

    • Objective: Determine if firms with high returns on equity spend more on advertising than firms with low returns or a deficit.
    • 352 firms divided into 5 strata based on profitability:
      • Stratum 1: 30% and over (8 firms)
      • Stratum 2: 20% to 30% (35 firms)
      • Stratum 3: 10% to 20% (189 firms)
      • Stratum 4: 0% to 10% (115 firms)
      • Stratum 5: Deficit (5 firms)
    • Representative sample: 50 firms from each stratum

    Unrelated Problem: Food Processor

    • A food processor has 20 large lots of canned mushrooms ready for shipping

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    A study aims to determine if firms with high returns on equity spend more on advertising. The study involves 352 firms divided into 5 strata based on profitability. This quiz will explore the concept of stratified sampling.

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