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Following Alfred Nobel's will,there are five Nobel Prizes awarded each year.These are for outstanding achievements in Chemistry,Physics,Physiology or Medicine,Literature,and Peace.In 1968,the Bank of Sweden added a prize in Economic Sciences in memory of Alfred Nobel.You think of the data as describing a population,rather than a sample from which you want to infer behavior of a larger population.The accompanying table lists the joint probability distribution between recipients in economics and the other five prizes,and the citizenship of the recipients,based on the 1969-2001 period.
Joint Distribution of Nobel Prize Winners in Economics and Non-Economics Disciplines,and Citizenship,1969-2001
(a)Compute E(Y)and interpret the resulting number.
(b)Calculate and interpret E(Y =1)and E(Y
=0).
(c)A randomly selected Nobel Prize winner reports that he is a non-U.S.citizen.What is the probability that this genius has won the Economics Nobel Prize? A Nobel Prize in the other five disciplines?
(d)Show what the joint distribution would look like if the two categories were independent.
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