The British Crime Survey (BCS) is also a stratified, multistage survey (AyeMaung,1995). In contrast to the NCVS, the BCS is not designed to be approximately self weighting, as inner-city areas are sampled at about twice the rate of non-inner-city areas. In the BCS, households are selected using probability sampling, but only one adult (selected at random) is interviewed in each responding household. Set the relative sampling weight for an inner-city household to be 1.
a. Consider the BCS as a sample of households. What is the relative sampling weight for a non-inner-city household?
b. Consider the BCS as a sample of adults. Construct a table of relative sampling weights for the sample of adults.

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Number of Adults Cty Not Inner City