Analysis of Marketplace Confidence Sample Assignment

Analysis of Marketplace confidence

Dear Bendigo City Council,

Thank you for the opportunity to assist you in the analysis of business data from your regional area. I have presented a summary below in response to the questions you posed.

1. Annual gross revenue in the Bendigo region:

1. The annual gross revenue of the 150 businesses surveyed ranged from $48,300 to $29,395,440 with an average of just $439,675. There was a fair amount of variation in the revenue of the businesses surveyed, with a difference of more than $29 million between the largest and smallest revenues. There were a significant number of businesses at the lower end of the scale, with 84% of business grossing less than $6,000,000 in revenue annually and almost 25% generating less than $100,000. There were a few unusual results at the top end of those surveyed. Based on standard measures, revenues exceeding about $8.6 million are considered to lie outside the norm.
2. The average annual gross revenue of the businesses surveyed is $439,675. Assuming the data supplied is representative of all 5,500 registered businesses, total annual revenue in the Bendigo region is $2,418,212,500.

2. Influence of having a business plan on gross revenue:

1. The data does not support the proposition that having a business plan has any material effect on gross revenue. Overall, there is no significant difference in revenue results between businesses that have a business plan and those that do not. It may be worth noting that there a greater proportion of businesses without a business plan in a revenue bracket less than $3,000,000 annually. 86.7% of those without a business plan fall under this bracket, while only 67.5% of those with a business plan do. Looking beyond this, the proportions even out by the mark of $9 million in revenue, which may suggest that having a business plan has a marginal effect on low-revenue businesses, but near no effect on those with larger revenues.

3. Management by gender:

1. Just as the majority of management positions have been held by men historically, so too is it the case in the Bendigo region. Of the businesses surveyed, 94% are managed by males and 6% by females.
2. Before addressing the salary data of the managers surveyed, I should note that with only 9 female managers included in the survey results, the analysis I provide relating to females may not be a fair representation of the Bendigo region more broadly.

The salaries of both male and female managers are distributed fairly evenly. The average male manager earns $80,850 annually, while female managers earn $101,210 on average. The salaries of female managers are more consistent than their male counterparts. Female salaries range between $78,500 and $119,700 and males range between $36,400 and $183,300. While there are no unusual results to report among female salaries, there were 2 male managers whose salaries exceeded what would be considered normal with salaries in excess of $150,000.

4. Influence of having a business plan on prospects for future investment:

The proportion of companies with and without a business plan reporting beliefs in the prospect for future investment in the middle range (i.e. low, neither low nor high, and high) are nearly identical. However, there are some significant differences at both the lower and upper end of the scale. Only 4.2% of companies with a business plan responded ‘very low’ and 18.3% responded ‘very high’. Among companies without a business plan, these figures were 13.3% and 3.3% respectively. These results confirm a positive relationship between having a business plan and great belief in the prospect for future investment.

5. Relationship between selected variables and gross revenue:

1. There appears to be a strong positive relationship between the number of employees in an organisation and gross revenue, with a greater number of employees appearing to increase gross revenue.
2. There appears to be a positive non-linear relationship between a manager’s average annual salary and gross revenue. Salaries under $100,000 have no significant influence on revenue, however it has a small but increasing impact as salaries grow beyond this level.
3. There appears to be a positive non-linear relationship between training per person per annum and gross revenue. Training spends below $3,000 per person are all attributed to companies with a gross revenue under $2 million. Although training spends above $3,000 per person can also be attributed to businesses with revenue below $2 million, there is an increasing tendency towards greater revenue as training spend increases beyond this level.

I hope these conclusions are to your satisfaction. Please do not hesitate to contact me should you have any questions regarding this analysis or should you require any further assistance with respect of further data analysis.

Regards,

Ashley Black

Business Intelligence (BI)

Question 1

Question 2

Gross Revenue ($'000) with Business Plan
Mean	3299.50
Standard Error	537.59
Median	910.84
Mode	N/A
Standard Deviation	5888.98
Sample Variance	34680087.16
Kurtosis	8.25
Skewness	2.81
Range	29347.14
Minimum	48.30
Maximum	29395.44
Sum	395940.53
Count	120.00
Q1	111.53
Q3	3625.45
IQR	3513.92
Tukey's Lower Fence	-5159.36
Tukey's Upper Fence	8896.32
Empirical Lower Fence	-14367.44
Empirical Upper Fence	20966.45

Gross Revenue ($'000) without Business Plan
Mean	1758.21
Standard Error	908.54
Median	112.36
Mode	78.50
Standard Deviation	4976.30
Sample Variance	24763545.70
Kurtosis	18.85
Skewness	4.16
Range	25413.39
Minimum	56.83
Maximum	25470.22
Sum	52746.18
Count	30.00
Q1	86.56
Q3	713.19
IQR	626.63
Tukey's Lower Fence	-853.39
Tukey's Upper Fence	1653.14
Empirical Lower Fence	-13170.69
Empirical Upper Fence	16687.10

	With a Business Plan		Without a Business Plan
Gross Revenue (‘000)	Frequency	Percentage	Frequency	Percentage
$0 - $3,000	81	67.5	26	86.7
$3,001 - $6,000	18	15.0	1	3.3
$6,001 - $9,000	10	8.3	1	3.3
$9,001 - $12,000	4	3.3	1	3.3
$12,001 - $15,000	0	0.0	0	0.0
$15,001 - $18,000	1	0.8	0	0.0
$18,001 - $21,000	1	0.8	0	0.0
$21,001 - $24,000	1	0.8	0	0.0
$24,001 - $27,000	2	1.7	1	3.3
$27,001 - $30,000	2	1.7	0	0.0
Total	120	100.0	30	100.0

Question 3

Gender	Frequency	Percentage
Male	141	94.0
Female	9	6.0
	150	100.0

Male Manager Salary ('000)
Mean	80.85
Standard Error	1.96
Median	80.40
Mode	56.60
Standard Deviation	23.22
Sample Variance	539.11
Kurtosis	2.21
Skewness	0.85
Range	146.90
Minimum	36.40
Maximum	183.30
Sum	11400.20
Count	141.00
Q1	62.60
Q3	97.30
IQR	34.70
Tukey's Lower Fence	10.55
Tukey's Upper Fence	149.35
Empirical Lower Fence	11.20
Empirical Upper Fence	150.51

Female Manager Salary ('000)
Mean			101.21
Standard Error			4.08
Median			103.10
Mode			N/A
Standard Deviation			12.23
Sample Variance			149.45
Kurtosis			0.53
Skewness			-0.58
Range			41.20
Minimum			78.50
Maximum			119.70
Sum			910.90
Count			9.00
Q1			98.70
Q3			108.90
IQR			10.20
Tukey's Lower Fence			83.40
Tukey's Upper Fence			124.20
Empirical Lower Fence			64.54
Empirical Upper Fence			137.89
	Male Managers		Female Managers
Gross Salary	Frequency	Percentage	Frequency	Percentage
$35,000 - $49,999	9	6.4	0	0.0
$50,000 - $64,999	32	22.7	0	0.0
$65,000 - $79,999	29	20.6	1	11.1
$80,000 - $94,999	30	21.3	1	11.1
$95,000 - $109,999	28	19.9	5	55.6
$110,000 - $124,999	11	7.8	2	22.2
$125,000 - $139,999	0	0.0	0	0.0
$140,000 - $154,999	0	0.0	0	0.0
$155,000 - $169,999	1	0.7	0	0.0
$170,000 - $184,999	1	0.7	0	0.0
Total	141	100.0	9	100.0

Question 4

	With Business Plan		Without Business Plan
Prospect of Investment	Frequency	Percentage	Frequency	Percentage
Very Low	5	4.2	4	13.3
Low	23	19.2	5	16.7
Neither low nor high	32	26.7	10	33.3
High	33	27.5	9	30.0
Very High	22	18.3	1	3.3
Unsure	5	4.2	1	3.3
Total	120	100.0	30	100.0

		Prospect of Investment
	Very Low	Low	Neither low nor high	High	Very High	Unsure	Total
With Business Plan	5	23	32	33	22	5	120
Without Business Plan	4	5	10	9	1	1	30
Total	9	28	42	42	23	6	150
	Prospect of Investment %
	Very Low	Low	Neither low nor high	High	Very High	Unsure	Total
With Business Plan	4.2	19.2	26.7	27.5	18.3	4.2	100.0
Without Business Plan	13.3	16.7	33.3	30.0	3.3	3.3	100.0
Total	6.0	18.7	28.0	28.0	15.3	4.0	100.0
	Prospect of Investment %
	Very Low	Low	Neither low nor high	High	Very High	Unsure	Total
With Business Plan	55.6	82.1	76.2	78.6	95.7	83.3	80.0
Without Business Plan	44.4	17.9	23.8	21.4	4.3	16.7	20.0
Total	100.0	100.0	100.0	100.0	100.0	100.0	100.0

Question 5

R^2=0.99

R^2=0.78

R^2=0.60

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