Anova for rate of return, Suppose a stock analyst wants to

Anova for rate of return

Reference no: EM1397755

Suppose a stock analyst wants to determine whether there is a difference in the mean rate of returns for three types of stock - utility, retail, and banking. Which parametric test would you recommend him/her to use - Z-test, t-test, F-test, ANOVA-one way design or ANOVA-two design? Why?

Reference no: EM1397755

Questions Cloud

Objective questions - heredity : Two heterozygous individuals have mated. How many different genotypes can be present in the offspring?

Describe why heritablility only applies to population : Describe why heritablility only applies to population (not individuals or species), and how heritability can change without any genetic change occurring.

Idealized normal distribution : Let's work with a really idealized normal distribution. We'll pretend that American 12-year-old boys have an average (mean) weight of 100 lbs.

Estimate expected frequencies of individual progeny : Determine expected frequencies of each individual progeny possibility based on the 1.5 M.U. distance. Do this by showing a punnet square for frequencies.

Anova for rate of return : Suppose a stock analyst wants to determine whether there is a difference in the mean rate of returns for three types of stock - utility, retail, and banking.

Would this be a t-value distribution : Would this be a T-value distribution? Can you take me through the steps to determine upper and lower limits of a 95% confidence interval?

Anova for location for magazines : Emma's On-the-Go, a large convenience store, has to decide where in the store to put its magazine rack. The manager at Emma's experiments with a selection of different locations, choosing a sample of days at each location.

Correlating net profit per location : I did a study correlating net profit per location with expenditures on an in-house promotion, and got a correlation of about .15, and that was received very well.

How genes affect the length of hair : Chupacabras are mammals with hair length that varies from no hair to very long. It is known that two genes affect the length of a chupacabra's hair and that the genes have additive effects.

User Account

All Pages