The loan officers at a large bank can use three different methods for evaluating loan applications. Loan

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The loan officers at a large bank can use three different methods for evaluating loan applications. Loan decisions can be based on (1) the applicant's balance sheet (B), (2) examination of key financial ratios (F), or (3) use of a new decision support system (D). In order to compare these three methods, four of the bank's loan officers are randomly selected. Each officer employs each of the evaluation methods for one month (the methods are employed in randomly selected orders). After a year has passed, the percentage of bad loans for each loan officer and evaluation method is determined. The data obtained by using this randomized block design are given in Table 11.19. Completely analyze the data using randomized block ANOVA.
TABLE 11.19
Results of a Loan Evaluation Experiment
The loan officers at a large bank can use three
Balance Sheet
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Business Statistics In Practice

ISBN: 9780073401836

6th Edition

Authors: Bruce Bowerman, Richard O'Connell

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