annual profits

The annual profit for your organisation last year was £1203, per employee. The average for the sector was £1228 per employee. You need to know if there is evidence that your organisation is not as profitable, on average, as your competitors. The standard deviation for the sector is £104 per employee.

Question 1.  State H0 and H1 for the test to check this?

Assuming that annual per employee profit follows a Normal distribution, the resulting P-value for the test is, P= 0.405 (3 d.p.):

Question 2.  Based entirely on this P-value, what would you conclude from the test?

Question 3.  What is the probability of getting a profit per employee  of £1203, or less, when there is no difference between that for your  company and the industry average?

Question 4.  If your annual per employee profit was such that the test had resulted in a P-value given by P=0.032 and you were testing at  the a=0.01 significance level, what would you conclude and why?

Question 5.  If you chose to reject H0 but H0 was actually true, would you be making a Type I or Type II error?

Question 6.  What assumptions have you made about the annual per employee profit in this test?
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