ELEMENTARY STATISTICS LOOSE+ACCESS COD
ELEMENTARY STATISTICS LOOSE+ACCESS COD
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ISBN: 9781260020496
Author: Navidi
Publisher: MCG
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Chapter 4, Problem 12CS
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To calculate: The correlation coefficient between this year’s unemployment and next year’s unemployment.

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Answer to Problem 12CS

0.3275

Explanation of Solution

Given information:

A model in which previous values of a variable are used to predict future values of the same variable is called an autoregressive model. The following table presents the data needed to fit this model.

    YearThis Year’sUnemploymentNext Year’sUnemployment
    19857.27.0
    19867.06.2
    19876.25.5
    19885.55.3
    19895.35.6
    19905.66.8
    19916.87.5
    19927.56.9
    19936.96.1
    19946.15.6
    19955.65.4
    19965.44.9
    19974.94.5
    19984.54.2
    19994.24.0
    20004.04.7
    20014.75.8
    20025.86.0
    20036.05.5
    20045.55.1
    20055.14.6
    20064.64.6
    20074.65.8
    20085.89.3
    20099.39.6
    20109.68.9
    20118.98.1

Formula Used:

The correlation coefficient of a data is given by:

  r=1n( x x ¯ )( y y ¯ )sxsy

Where,

  x¯,y¯ represent the mean of x and y respectively. sx,sy represent the standard deviations of x and y . n represents the number of terms.

The standard deviations are given by:

  sx= ( x x ¯ ) 2 n,sy= ( y y ¯ ) 2 n

The mean of x is given by:

  x¯=xn

The mean of y is given by:

  y¯=yn

Calculation:

The mean of x is given by:

  x¯=xn= 7.2+7.0+6.2+5.5+5.3+5.6+6.8+7.5+6.9+6.1+5.6+5.4+4.9+4.5+ 4.2+4.0+4.7+5.8+6.0+5.5+5.1+4.6+4.6+5.8+9.3+9.6+8.927x¯=xn=162.6027=6.02222

The mean of y is given by:

  y¯=yn= 7.0+6.2+5.5+5.3+5.6+6.8+7.5+6.9+6.1+5.6+5.4+4.9+4.5+ 4.2+4.0+4.7+5.8+6.0+5.5+5.1+4.6+4.6+5.8+9.3+9.6+8.9+8.127y¯=yn=163.527=6.05556

The data can be represented in tabular form as:

    x y ELEMENTARY STATISTICS LOOSE+ACCESS COD, Chapter 4, Problem 12CS , additional homework tip  1ELEMENTARY STATISTICS LOOSE+ACCESS COD, Chapter 4, Problem 12CS , additional homework tip  2ELEMENTARY STATISTICS LOOSE+ACCESS COD, Chapter 4, Problem 12CS , additional homework tip  3ELEMENTARY STATISTICS LOOSE+ACCESS COD, Chapter 4, Problem 12CS , additional homework tip  4
    7.27.01.177781.387160.944440.89198
    7.06.24.1296317.053840.144440.02086
    6.25.53.3296311.08643-0.555560.30864
    5.55.32.629636.91495-0.755560.57086
    5.35.62.429635.90310-0.455560.20753
    5.66.82.729637.450880.744440.55420
    6.87.53.9296315.441991.444442.08642
    7.56.94.6296321.433470.844440.71309
    6.96.14.0296316.237910.044440.00198
    6.15.63.2296310.43051-0.455560.20753
    5.65.42.729637.45088-0.655560.42975
    5.44.92.529636.39903-1.155561.33531
    4.94.52.029634.11940-1.555562.41975
    4.54.21.629632.65569-1.855563.44309
    4.24.01.329631.76791-2.055564.22531
    4.04.71.129631.27606-1.355561.83753
    4.75.81.829633.34754-0.255560.06531
    5.86.02.929638.58273-0.055560.00309
    6.05.53.129639.79458-0.555560.30864
    5.55.12.629636.91495-0.955560.91309
    5.14.62.229634.97125-1.455562.11864
    4.64.61.729632.99162-1.455562.11864
    4.65.81.729632.99162-0.255560.06531
    5.89.32.929638.582733.2444410.52642
    9.39.66.4296341.340143.5444412.56309
    9.68.96.7296345.287912.844448.09086
    8.98.16.0296336.356432.044444.17975
    x¯=2.87037y¯=6.05556 ( x x ¯ )2=308.17073 ( y y ¯ )2=60.20667

Hence, the standard deviation is given by:

  sx= ( x x ¯ ) 2 nsx= 308.17073 27sx=11.41373

And,

  sy= ( y y ¯ ) 2 nsy= 60.20667 27sy=2.22988

Consider, ELEMENTARY STATISTICS LOOSE+ACCESS COD, Chapter 4, Problem 12CS , additional homework tip  5

Hence, the table for calculating coefficient of correlation is given by:

    x y ELEMENTARY STATISTICS LOOSE+ACCESS COD, Chapter 4, Problem 12CS , additional homework tip  6ELEMENTARY STATISTICS LOOSE+ACCESS COD, Chapter 4, Problem 12CS , additional homework tip  7ELEMENTARY STATISTICS LOOSE+ACCESS COD, Chapter 4, Problem 12CS , additional homework tip  8
    7.27.01.177780.944441.11235
    7.06.24.129630.144440.59650
    6.25.53.32963-0.55556-1.84979
    5.55.32.62963-0.75556-1.98683
    5.35.62.42963-0.45556-1.10683
    5.66.82.729630.744442.03206
    6.87.53.929631.444445.67613
    7.56.94.629630.844443.90947
    6.96.14.029630.044440.17909
    6.15.63.22963-0.45556-1.47128
    5.65.42.72963-0.65556-1.78942
    5.44.92.52963-1.15556-2.92313
    4.94.52.02963-1.55556-3.15720
    4.54.21.62963-1.85556-3.02387
    4.24.01.32963-2.05556-2.73313
    4.04.71.12963-1.35556-1.53128
    4.75.81.82963-0.25556-0.46757
    5.86.02.92963-0.05556-0.16276
    6.05.53.12963-0.55556-1.73868
    5.55.12.62963-0.95556-2.51276
    5.14.62.22963-1.45556-3.24535
    4.64.61.72963-1.45556-2.51757
    4.65.81.72963-0.25556-0.44202
    5.89.32.929633.244449.50502
    9.39.66.429633.5444422.78947
    9.68.96.729632.8444419.14206
    8.98.16.029632.0444412.32724
    x¯=2.87037y¯=6.05556( x x ¯ )( y y ¯ )=44.60992

Plugging the values in the formula,

  r=1n ( x x ¯ )( y y ¯ )sxsyr=12744.60992( 11.41373 )( 2.22988 )r=0.32750

Therefore, the correlation coefficient for the given data is 0.3275

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