Good day,
I want to run an analysis to test for significane between two variables that are both categorized by World Bank Income (low income, low-middle income, high middle income, and high income) groups. The two variables of interest are 1) per capita alocohol consumption and 2) prevalence of non-communiccable disease. Wanted to get some advice on the best type of analyses I should use. Thank you!
Regards
Hi GregBond,
Thanks for your question! I've moved your post to the SAS Statistical Procedures community for the experts here to help you.
Best,
Anna
Test for the significance of what?
The difference between means?
The difference between standard deviations?
The correlation?
Well, without any more information, I would check non parametric correlations
proc corr data=WorldBankData Spearman;
var lowIncome lowMiddleIncome highMiddleIncome highIncome;
with alcoholConsumption nonCommunicableDiseasePrevalence;
run;
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