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ECON 201
Business Statistics
QUAN 201
CHAPTER 3 GRADED ASSIGNMENT (50 points)
POINTS:
Name: _____________________________
PERCENT:
At the beginning of 2009, the economic downturn resulted in the loss of jobs and an increase in
delinquent loans for housing. The national unemployment rate was 6.5% and the percentage of
delinquent loans was 6.12% (The Wall Street Journal, January 27, 2009). In projecting where the real
estate market was headed in the coming year, economists studied the relationship between the jobless
rate and the percentage of delinquent loans. The expectation was that if the jobless rate continued to
increase, there would also be an increase in the percentage of delinquent loans. The data on the next
tab ("Housing Data") show the jobless rate and the delinquent loan percentage
Instructions: (formulas and Excel functions are below the instructions)
1. For Jobless Rate prepare a frequency table and a bar chart for the frequency table. You can
choose the intervals for the table and the bar chart. Include a title for the chart and axis
titles. Do this on the tab "Frequency & Bar Charts" (10 points)
2. For Delinquent Loans prepare a frequency table and a bar chart for the frequency table. You can
choose the intervals for the table and the bar chart. Include a title for the chart and axis
titles. Do this on the tab "Frequency & Bar Charts" (10 points)
In the tab "Cross Tabulation" cross-tabulate the two data series; put Jobless Rate in Rows and
Delinquent Loans in Columns and Values. Group Delinquent Loans between 3% and 13% by 2% and
Jobless Rate between 5% and 10% by 1%. (When you group the data: for Delinquent Loans , highlight
3.2% in the line across the top; for Jobless Rate , highlight the 5.2% at the top of the column.) (10 points)
3.
4. For both data series, calculate the mean and the standard deviation; using these and the data
values calculate z-scores for each data point. Using these z-scores, identify any "outliers" in team
revenue and team value. (An "outlier" is a z-score that is gre...