See the table below. Using that as a guide answer the following:

a. What is the ITT impact of the CAREs treatment on smoking cessation relative to the control group without any assumptions about attrition one year after the implementation of the project?

b. Is this estimate significant, and if so at what level?

c. If the difference in takeup was 20% (30% of the treatment group tookup the intervention and 10% of the control group did), then what would be the TOT estimate of the impact of the CARES treatment (using the same ITT estimate you got from part a)?

d. What is the percentage change in the outcome that the Cares treatment provides six months later under no attrition assumptions relative to the mean of the control group?

e. What is the ITT impact of the Cue Card treatment on the treatment group relative to the control group six months after the intervention if we assume that everyone who did not take the test continues smoking?

f. Is this estimate significant, and if so at what level?

g. If the difference in takeup was 50% (90% of the treatment group tookup the intervention and 40% of the control group did), then what would be the TOT estimate of the impact of the Cue card treatment?

h. If the control group mean for smoking cessation is 10% what is the percentage change in the outcome that the Cues treatment provides six months later under no attrition assumptions?

i. Can we be sure that the two results (CARES and Cue) are different from one another if we assume that all the people who were found but didn't take the test kept smoking one year later? Why or why not?