Testing for the equality of means of different population


Discussion:

TESTING FOR THE EQUALITY OF MEANS OF TWO DIFFERENT POPULATIONS

UNEMPLOYMENT DATA based on Gender - (1960 - 2005)

Q: You are provided with the male and female unemployment data for the 1960-2005 periods. Using these two samples, determine whether the data support the conclusion that female unemployment rate is higher than the male unemployment rate. Use 0.01 level of significance.

DATA: Unemployment rate, 1960-2005                                                        

Year

Males

Females



1960

5.4

5.9


1961

6.4

7.2


1962

5.2

6.2


1963

5.2

6.5


1964

4.6

6.2


1965

4.0

5.5


1966

3.2

4.8


1967

3.1

5.2


1968

2.9

4.8


1969

2.8

4.7


1970

4.4

5.9


1971

5.3

6.9


1972

5.0

6.6


 1973

4.2

6.0


1974

4.9

6.7


1975

7.9

9.3


1976

7.1

8.6


1977

6.3

8.2


1978

5.3

7.2


1979

5.1

6.8


1980

6.9

7.4


1981

7.4

7.9


1982

9.9

9.4


1983

9.9

9.2


1984

7.4

7.6


1985

7.0

7.4


1986

6.9

7.1


1987

6.2

6.2


1988

5.5

5.6


1989

5.2

5.4


1990

5.7

5.5


1991

7.2

6.4


1992

7.9

7.0


1993

7.2

6.6


1994

6.2

6.0


1995

5.6

5.6


1996

5.4

5.4


1997

4.9

5.0


1998

4.4

4.6


1999

4.1

4.3


2000

3.9

4.1


2001

4.8

4.7


2002

5.9

5.6


2003

6.3

5.7


2004

5.6

5.4


2005

5.1

5.1


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