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Re: PWL & Pay Factor Tables

From: Stan Hilliard  hilli004@tc.umn.edu
Date: 22 Nov 1998
Time: 23:29:04
Remote Name: 160.94.68.43

Comments

Let me ask a few questions about the situation to help me analyze the problem:

YOU SAID: "Operating Characteristic curves show that the Pay Factor table overpays producers."

QUESTION (1): Am I right that the producers are contractors?

YOU SAID: "Most agencies define the acceptable quality level as 95 percent within limits, at which 100 percent pay is awarded."

QUESTION (2): What are the individual units that 95% of should be within limits at AQL?

QUESTION (3): Are the limits one-sided (either upper or lower) or two-sided (upper and lower)?

QUESTION (4): What is the unit of measure of the limits? (dollars, time, etc.)?

QUESTION (5): What is the population that the sample is taken from, and that the Pay Factor applies to?

YOU SAID: "Under these tables, 95 percent within limits pays on average 103 - 104 %."

QUESTION (6): Can you provide some information on who issues the tables and something that explains how PWL and Pay Factor tables are organized and how they are used in the calculation?


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