Nonparametric Hypothesis Testing Paper Does going to school pay off and is the payoff larger based on an individualæ¯ occupation? Most people would answer yes to this question. People decide to go to college for a multitude of reasons. One of the most important is the expectation of economic gain. This research paper will illustrate the economic value of an education and will go a step further to show that a chosen occupation can also add to future economic success. Team C will explore the relationship between educational attainment and earnings. Additionally, Team C will provide, by level of occupation, estimates comparisons of the average yearly incomes of adults in both professional and service occupations. These estimates of yearly earnings, which are based on the data from the data sets provided by the University of Phoenix rEsource data files, will help to answer one question: Is there a relationship between chosen occupation and earnings?Numerical and Verbal HypothesisTeam Cæ¯ null hypothesis is that the mean annual income of individuals with educational attainment beyond 12 years, employed in a professional occupation, is equal to mean income earnings of individuals having the same educational attainment with a service oriented occupation.
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2013第三屆交大建研所所內建築競圖 Tea...The alternate hypothesis is that the mean annual income of individuals with educational attainment beyond 12 years, employed in a professional occupation, is not equal to mean income earnings of individuals having the same educational attainment with a service oriented occupation.
Definition of Population SamplesS1: Wage earners with a professional occupation and education beyond 12 years.
S2: wage earners with a service occupation and education beyond 12 years.
Numerical HypothesesThe mean incomes in the population of wage earners are the same in the two treatment groups: H0: �= �he mean incomes in the population of wage earners are not the same in the...