Reference no: EM13582629 
                                                                               
                                       
Question: Of all  the CEOs in the Citibank, Walter Wriston had the highest  disapprovalrating from the internal bankers near the end of his mandate.  His disapproval rating was the highest at 66% in May 1973 during the  oil crisis, before he resigned. In May 2007, Charles Prince's  disapproval rating was 63%, according to an internal poll of 1,000  internal bankers. Bank experts started discussing whether Charles  Prince's rating was still discernibly better than that of Walter  Wriston's. What do you think?
A  start-up company has developed an improved electronic chip for use in  algorithm trading equipment. The company needs to project the  manufacturing cost, so it develops a spreadsheet model that takes into  account the purchase of production equipment, overhead, raw materials,  depreciation, maintenance, and other business costs. The spreadsheet  estimates the cost of producing 10,000 to 200,000 chips per year, as  seen in the table next
Chips Produced (1,000s)   Cost per Chip
10                                   146.10
20                                   105.80
30                                    85.75
40                                    77.02
50                                    66.10
60                                    63.92
70                                    58.80
80                                    50.91
90                                    47.22
100                                  44.31
120                                  42.88
140                                   39.05
160                                   37.47
180                                   35.09
200                                   34.04
a)  Develop a regression model to predict Costs based on the Level of  Production and compare it to the dispersion obtained from the table  above.
b)  Re-expressing each variable based on logarithm, establish the new  regression model to predict Costsbased on the Level of Production, graph  and analyse your new findings.