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Part 1
a. Is there sufficient evidence at the
0.05
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hypothesis,
H0,
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H1.
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not equals
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H1:
mu 1 minus mu 212
pi 1 minus pi 212
sigma 1 minus sigma 212
less than or equals
not equals
less than<
greater than>
equals=
greater than or equals
enter your response here
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1 = yes
0 = no
1 = yes
0 = no
State
% public sector employees in unions
% private sector employees in unions
Bargaining laws
Right-to-Work Laws
NY
56.4
29.34
1
0
MI
51.15
28.89
1
0
WA
32.33
33.14
1
0
HI
53.98
24.24
1
0
AK
31.32
29.13
1
0
WV
29.4
28.46
0
0
IL
30.63
25.79
0
0
OR
36.33
24.33
1
0
OH
39.32
23.6
1
0
PA
46.14
23.25
1
0
MO
26.53
27.51
0
0
CA
33.77
25.17
1
0
IN
27.51
24.75
0
0
MN
42.44
22.46
1
0
WI
46.14
20.02
1
0
NV
36.03
20.57
0
1
MT
23.5
22.25
1
0
IA
36.24
18.39
1
1
KY
34.49
17.13
0
0
DE
51.72
14.18
1
0
NJ
30.81
17.28
1
0
MA
53.48
15.32
1
0
RI
59.39
12.7
1
0
CT
52.38
15.62
1
0
MD
31.13
13.33
0
0
ME
47.97
10.74
1
0
AL
32.11
15.6
0
1
CO
32.03
15.54
0
0
TN
34.3
12.06
0
1
UT
44
9.36
0
1
NB
22.8
10.86
1
1
ID
27.7
12.22
0
0
WY
31.68
11.43
0
1
ND
30.7
7.64
1
1
LA
20.55
11.29
0
1
AR
19.61
10.61
0
1
OK
25.85
9.3
0
0
NM
19.17
12.8
0
0
AZ
23.4
8.61
0
1
GA
20.5
12.89
0
1
TX
26.06
8.6
0
1
NH
42.41
8.63
1
0
KS
23.56
7.96
1
1
VT
36.52
6.9
1
0
VA
19.08
9.22
0
1
SD
22.29
6.15
1
1
FL
21.26
6.77
1
1
MS
13.91
8.18
0
1
NC
28.74
3.19
0
1
SC
12.46
3.65
1
1
State
% public sector employees in unions
% private sector employees in unions
Bargaining laws
Right-to-Work Laws
1 = yes 1 = yes
0 = no 0 = no
% public sector % private sector Bargaining Right-to-Work
State
employees in unions employees in unions laws Laws
NY 56.4 29.34 1 0
MI 51.15 28.89 1 0
WA 32.33 33.14 1 0
HI 53.98 24.24 1 0
AK 31.32 29.13 1 0
WV 29.4 28.46 0 0
IL 30.63 25.79 0 0
OR 36.33.
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budget Convey the message Evaluate and select media Create advertisements Assess advertising
impact Media schedule comprised of gapped, equally weighted periods of advertising (for
example4 weeks @ 100 GRPs/week, then 4 weeks @ zero GRPs/week, then 4 weeks @ 100
GRPs/week, then 4 weeks @ zero GRPs/week) Continuous Pinging Pulsing Flighting
Undulating The relevance dimension which involves producing creative which offers positive
reinforcement. transformational informational The role of in the creative development process
requires a willingness to generate ideas mostly by trying new things. apply their imaginations by
rearranging, turning things upside down, stirring things up. They do not care about what people
expect from them. Explorers Scouts Judges Warriors Artists Copywriters and art directors
assume this role in the creative idea development process. They adopt an "insight outlook" -
assume they information they need is out there Warrior Prosecutor Judge Explorer Artist
