Education and Future Income. Reconsider the data problem of Exercise 5.25 concerning the distributions of annual incomes in 2005 for Americans in each of five education categories. (a) Use the...

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Education and Future Income. Reconsider the data problem of Exercise 5.25 concerning the distributions of annual incomes in 2005 for Americans in each of five education categories. (a) Use the Tukey–Kramer procedure to compare every group to every other group. Which pairs of means differ and by how many dollars (or by what percent)? (Use p-values and confidence intervals in your answer.) (b) Use the Dunnett procedure to compare every other group to the group with 12 years of education. Which group means apparently differ from the mean for those with 12 years of education and by how many dollars (or by what percent)? (Use p-values and confidence intervals in your answer.)




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Answer To: Education and Future Income. Reconsider the data problem of Exercise 5.25 concerning the...

David answered on Dec 25 2021
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From the SPSS output. Conclude for Tukey-Kramer post hoc test that there is greater than 16 years is
greater incomes in 2005 than others age group which are less than 12 years. Exact 12 and 13 to 15 years
due to the level of significance is less than 0.05 and others multiple comparisons is less...
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