The New Study in 2016 A sociologist with statistical sampling background was employed by the MN OLA due to the complex statistical design. The rst issue that was recognized was auditor time limited the size of the sample since testing required 4 hours for Medicaid and 7 hours for MinnesotaCare per case. As a result, a random sample of 150 was drawn due to the constraint leading to a condence interval of 10% Please answer these questions 1. What type of sampling plan should the auditors use for this test. 2. What would you like to report to policy makers in terms of level of uncertainty. 3. Assume you have a constraint due to the extensive time needed to review a le. This constraint only allows 150 sample cases to be tested. a. How would you assign the 150 cases across the population of Medicaid, Mnsure and CHIPS? b. What does the tradeoff of precision vs. resources mean. c. What if the error rate was Medicaide 15% and Mnsure 10% what could you say about the results. 4. If the sampling plan wanted to achieve a narrower interval of 5%, how many cases would need to be tested. Use the following url for help htt s: wwwsurve s stem-com sscalc.htm 5. Can we extrapolate the level of uncertainty