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Jkov05

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Which statement is true of proportional sample sizes?
 a. The proportion of a stratum in the sample is independent of the proportion of that stratum in the population.
  b. The proportion of a stratum in the sample is the same as the proportion of that stratum in the population.
  c. The proportion of a stratum in the sample is greater than the proportion of that stratum in the population.
  d. The proportion of a stratum in the sample is less than the proportion of that stratum in the population.

Question 2

Forecasting models can be divided into three groups. They are:
 a. time series, optimization, and simulation methods
  b. judgmental, extrapolation, and econometric methods
  c. judgmental, random, and linear methods
  d. linear, non-linear, and extrapolation methods



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Answer to Question 1

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