One of the fast growing economies in the era of globalization is the Ethiopian economy. Among the lower income group countries, it has emerged as one of the rare countries to achieve a double digit growth rate in Grows Domestic Product (GDP). However, there is a great deal of debate ...

In the last two posts, I’ve focused purely on statistical topics – one-way ANOVA and dealing with multicollinearity in R. In this post, I’ll deviate from the pure statistical topics and will try to highlight some aspects of qualitative research. More specifically, I’ll show you the procedure of ...

One of the assumptions of Classical Linear Regression Model is that there is no exact collinearity between the explanatory variables. If the explanatory variables are perfectly correlated, you will face with these problems: Parameters of the model become indeterminate Standard errors of the estimates become infinitely large However, the case ...

Suppose as a business manager you have the responsibility for testing and comparing the lifetimes of four brands (Apollo, Bridgestone, CEAT and Falken) of automobile tyres. The lifetime of these sample observations are measured in mileage run in ’000 miles. For each brand of automobile tyre, sample of 15 observations have been ...