Question: A Time Magazine article titled Wal-Marts Gender Gap (July 5, 2004) stated that in 2001 women managers at Wal-Mart earned $14,500 less than their male

A Time Magazine article titled “Wal-Mart’s Gender Gap” (July 5, 2004) stated that in 2001 women managers at Wal-Mart earned $14,500 less than their male counterparts.
a. If these data are based on a random sample of managers at Wal-Mart, what more would you need to know about the sample to determine whether this is a “statistically significant” difference?
b. If these data referred to all the managers at Wal- Mart and if you can get the information specified in part a, is it relevant to conduct a significance test? Explain.

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