Using methods of statistical inference, namely, the Chi-Squared test, ANOVA test, Hypothesis Testing and constructing Confidence Intervals, I’ve made an attempt at investigating how race, political views, and economic events affect the financial perceptions of the american public.

Exploring crimes rates in the districts of Chicago for 2017, based on the publicly available data: https://data.cityofchicago.org/Public-Safety/Crimes-2017/d62x-nvdr/data

This project serves to address 3 aims: 1. Identify which, out of 12 Entertainment YouTube channels, are growing in terms of users 2. Out of 17 hypothetical Facebook video promotional campaigns, identify which ones are the most effective in terms of number of people reached, engaged, and their costs 3. Identify what more information would be required to make the analysis more robust.

Aim of the project: formulate 3 research objectives with 2 variables and investigate an associative relationship between them, accompanied by exploratory data analyses, appropriate plots and their interpretative narratives. || BRFSS (American agency) compiles data on health-related risk behaviours Data set: provided by Coursera (& publicly available on the cdc.gov website)