The average commission charged by full-service brokerage firms on a sale of common stock is $144, and the standard deviation is $52.

The average commission charged by full-service brokerage firms on a sale of common stock is $144, and the standard deviation is $52. Joel Freelander has taken a random sample of 121 trades by his clients and determined that they paid an average commission of $151. At a 0.10 signifi- cance level, can Joel conclude that his clients’ commissions are higher than the industry average?

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