Modern Cricket’s Dilemma: A Case on Experimental Design
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Details
Case Code:
CLMISC013
Case Length:
4
Period:
Pub Date:
2011
Teaching Note:
YES
Price (Rs):
200
Organization:
Not Applicable
Industry:
NA
Country:
Global
Themes:
Strategic Planning
Abstract
This case study describes how to analyze a business situation in an experimental design setup when we have two categorical explanatory variables and a quantitative outcome. The case takes a fictitious situation of different categories of cricket players being tested for their competence based on the format of the game.
Learning Objectives
The case is structured to achieve the following Learning Objectives:
- To understand factorial design and its advantages
- To solve the case using Two–Way ANOVA and interpret its results.
Keywords
Experimental design, Factorial Design, Two-Way ANOVA, Cricket, T20, IPL
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