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H0:μ=0
H1:μ<0
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Thep-value for the test isP(Z<-2.11) =0.0174
Hence, we will reject the null hypothesis at 5% level(0.05) and 10 % level (0.1)
and accept it at 1% level (0.01) because p-value is greater than 0.01 and less than 0.05 and 0.1
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We find a statistically significant decrease in consumption, at least at the 5% level and 10% level
Statistically, the fall in consumption is large but practically the fall in consumption is not affected by the tax change.
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It can be said that for improved analysis of liquor consumption, the factors like changes in the habits of individuals over a period of time, reasons and consequence of consumption of liquor should be checked and taken into consideration.
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