[See Steps] [10 points] The social mobility data from Table 1 gives a joint probability distribution on (Y1; Y2) = (father’s occupation; son’s occupation)


Question: [10 points]

The social mobility data from Table 1 gives a joint probability distribution on

(Y1; Y2) = (father’s occupation; son’s occupation)

Table 1: Joint distribution of occupational categories of fathers and sons These data can be inputted in R with the following commands (see below).

Using this joint distribution, calculate the following distributions:

  1. [2.5 points] the marginal probability distribution of a father’s occupation
  2. [2.5 points] the marginal probability distribution of a son’s occupation
  3. [2.5 points] the conditional distribution of a son’s occupation, given that the father is a farmer
  4. [2.5 points] the conditional distribution of a father’s occupation, given that the son is a farmer

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