Chi-square test of independence

The chi-square independence test compares proportions of successes of a categorical variable across categories of another categorical variable.

Trade deals often use a form of business shorthand in order to specify the exact details of their contract. These are International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) international commercial terms, or incoterms for short.

The late_shipments dataset includes a vendor_inco_term that describes the incoterms that applied to a given shipment. The choices are:

EXW: "Ex works". The buyer pays for transportation of the goods.
CIP: "Carriage and insurance paid to". The seller pays for freight and insurance until the goods board a ship.
DDP: "Delivered duty paid". The seller pays for transportation of the goods until they reach a destination port.
FCA: "Free carrier". The seller pays for transportation of the goods.

Perhaps the incoterms affect whether or not the freight costs are expensive. Test these hypotheses with a significance level of 0.01.

\(H_{0}\): vendor_inco_term and freight_cost_group are independent.

\(H_{A}\): vendor_inco_term and freight_cost_group are associated.

late_shipments is available; ggplot2 and infer are loaded.

Using the late_shipments dataset, draw a proportional stacked bar plot of vendor_inco_term with fill color by freight_cost_group.

Exercise

Chi-square test of independence

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