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Population vs transportation revenues

Population vs transportation revenues . Kendall Klimek Data Culminating Mr. Rancourt. Introduction. Topic: Population vs Transportation Revenues Purpose: Researching the correlation between population in Canada and revenues made by transportation companies from 1995-2000. Introduction.

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Population vs transportation revenues

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  1. Population vstransportation revenues Kendall Klimek Data Culminating Mr. Rancourt

  2. Introduction • Topic: Population vs Transportation Revenues • Purpose: Researching the correlation between population in Canada and revenues made by transportation companies from 1995-2000

  3. Introduction • Question: With population steadily rising in all provinces and territories, will revenues in the transportation sector rise also? • Hypothesis: With the increasing population in Canada, citizens will turn to more public modes of transportation, in turn raising revenues for transport.

  4. The Variables • Independent Variable: population • Dependent Variable: revenues pulled in by the transportation sector

  5. The Results

  6. Results Continued...

  7. Results Continued...

  8. Therefore... • Since the correlation coefficient equalled (.95)we can now say that population and transportation revenues positively correlate, with a strong correlation coefficient. Therefore, I must accept my hypothesis.

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