Unit 2 - Individual Project - CTU - MGMT600

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Applied Managerial Decision-Making MGMT600-1804A-02 Instructor: Ryan Tipton Unit 2 – Individual Project Summarize and Present Information in a Meaning Way Wednesday 17, 2018

Big D Incorporated

Recommendations to the Board of Directors

Market Feasibility Assessment

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Household Income Chicago U.S. U.S. Chicago
Median Household Income $69,311 $42,257 $42,257 Population 281,421,906 281,421,906 64,635 64,635 64,635
Average Household Income $114,615 $56,643 $56,643 Total Households 105,480,101 105,480,101 35,975 35,975 35,975
Per Capita Income $63,791 $21,231 $21,231 Total Workers 103,811,842 103,811,842 45,551 45,551 45,551
2000 Education Attainment
Chicago U.S.
K – 9 1.95% 6.11%
9TH – 11TH 3.19% 12.05%
High School Graduate 5.60% 28.63%
Did NOT Graduate H.S. 3.19% 12.05%
Associates Degree 1.90% 6.32%
Bachelors Degree 44.19% 15.54%
Graduate Degree 33.99% 8.86%

2000 Education Attainment

US

School: K - 9th School: 9th - 11th grade no diploma School: H.S. Grad College: Some College College: Associates College: Bachelors College: Grad Degree 6.1100000000000002E-2 0.1205 0.2863 0.21049999999999999 6.3200000000000006E-2 0.15540000000000001 8.8599999999999998E-2 Chicago

School: K - 9th School: 9th - 11th grade no diploma School: H.S. Grad College: Some College College: Associates College: Bachelors College: Grad Degree 1.95E-2 3.1899999999999998E-2 5.6000000000000001E-2 8.72E-2 1.9E-2 0.44190000000000002 0.33989999999999998

Household Income

US

Median Average Per Capita 42257 56643 21231 Chicago

Median Average Per Capita 69311 114615 63791

MARITAL STATUS

Divorced

US CHICAGO 9.7500000000000003E-2 7.5899999999999995E-2 Never Married

US CHICAGO 0.27100000000000002 0.54200000000000004 Now Married

US CHICAGO 0.51129999999999998 0.3095 Separated

US CHICAGO 5.3999999999999999E-2 3.7999999999999999E-2 Widowed

US CHICAGO 6.6299999999999998E-2 3.4599999999999999E-2

POPULATION

Employment

US

US Employed Unemployed 103811842 177610064

Chicago

Chicago Employed Unemployed 45551 19084

Questions to Consider

1. Is the reason for the high percentage of workers have to do with the education they attained and availability of in Chicago vs U.S.?

2. Does the high percentage of income in Chicago contributed to the greater level of employment by Chicagoans?

3. Is the reason higher education is attainable due to the greater amount of household income?

References:

Tableau Public. (n.d.). Retrieved November 11, 2014 from http://www.tableausoftware.com/public/

Tipton, R. (2018). MGMT600 live chat 2. Retrieved from Colorado Technical University, MGMT600-1804A-02, Applied managerial decision-making: https://ctuadobeconnect.careerredonline.com