1. The Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB) sent an online survey to 3000 small businesses in Canada asking many questions as to how they were affected by the Covid-19 sanitary restrictions over the last two years. Of the 229 businesses that responded to the CFIB survey, 37.1 % reported that they were negatively affected. An equivalent provincial association in Quebec (AGAP) had just conducted a similar survey among its 250 members. Among the 24 AGAP members who responded to the same question, 7 of them said they were negatively affected. Do you have any reason to doubt that, statistically, the AGAP respondents can be considered part of the same population of CFIB respondents? Provide a statistical argument using a cut-off point (red flag) of 5%