• As a statistician, design a suitable sampling procedure that can be used to provide the government with findings that can be generalized to each ethnicity in Malaysia (i.e. Bumiputera, Chinese, Indian, and others).
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Read the following statements carefully. Malaysia is a multiethnic country with two regions separated by the South China Sea. More than half of the population is Bumiputera, with large minorities of Chinese and Indians. Not to leave anyone behind, the government would like to investigate the on-the-ground issues faced by the people. The study will include factors such as socioeconomic, well-being, perception towards other races, crime, education, government assistance, the opportunity given and others. Currently, the government has insufficient information to construct a new policy for the betterment. For instance, the government doesn't know the perception of people of different races toward each other, their circles of good friends, racial sentiment, religious issues and the impact of previous policies on ethnic relations. As a statistician, design a suitable sampling procedure that can be used to provide the government with findings that can be generalized to each ethnicity in Malaysia (i.e. Bumiputera, Chinese, Indian and others) by determining the following: 1. The observation unit 2. Specify the target population 3. 2 strategies to ensure selection bias can be minimized 4. The sampling frame to be used for the study 5. The exclusion criteria 6. The suitable sampling technique with justification 7. The sample size required (5% margin of error, 95% confidence level) 8. Strategies to achieve the minimum sample size required 2 marks 2 marks 2 marks 2 marks 2 marks 5 marks 5 marks 5 marks