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Confidence Interval Level Determination

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How is the confidence level determined? Who in your workplace might set this level?

Should companies use the same confidence interval each time a confidence interval is determined or should the level change based on situations? If it changes based on situations, what type of situations might call for higher confidence levels?

What do you think is a good confidence level and why?

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