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As markets become more and more international, many ?rms invest in research aimed at determining the maximum possible extent of sales in foreign mar- kets. A U.S. manufacturer of coffeemakers wants to ?nd out whether the company's market share and the market shares of two main competitors are about the same in three European countries to which all three companies export their products. The results of a market survey are summarized in the following table. The data are random samples of 150 consumers in each country. Conduct the test of equality of population proportions across the three countries.
Country
Company
France
55
England
38
Spain
24
Total
117
First competitor
28
30
21
79
Second competitor
20
18
31
69
Other
47
64
74
185
150
450
20Burt Helm and Paula Lehman, "Buying Clicks to a Tragedy," BusinessWeek, May 7, 2007, p. 42. 21Louise Lee, "HP Sees a Gold Mine in Data Mining," BusinessWeek, April 30, 2007, p. 71.
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