Satisfaction with financial situation The following contingency table contains data gathered by Eurostat from EU-28 in 2013. It illustrates the relationship between income level

(measured through the income tercile that the person belongs to on the basis of the distribution at the country level) and satisfaction with the financial situation. (Data from Figure 9, page 27 of https://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/documents/3217494/

6856423/KS-05-14-073-EN-N/).

a) Is this a table of row percentages, column percentages, or table percentages? How can you tell?

b) Which of the following can you tell from this table? If you can, then give the value specified.
i. The percentage of those respondents who have a low satisfaction level and have an income that falls under the second income tercile.
ii. The percentage of those respondents who have an income that falls under the highest income tercile who have a medium satisfaction level.
iii. The percentage of those respondents who have a high satisfaction level and have an income that falls under the highest income tercile.
iv. The percentage of those respondents who have an income that falls under the lowest income tercile who have a high satisfaction level.

Income Tercile Satisfaction Low Medium High Lowest Income Tercile 55.4% 37.8% 6.8% Second Income Tercile 35.5% 53.1% 11.4% Highest Income Tercile 20.2% 57.9% 21.9%