I have conducted a survey to determine if there is a significant difference in the number farmers and non-farmers which agree to a specific farming policy. I have two variables. One variable identifies if the survey respondent is either a farmer or not. The other variable is binary and will record 1 if the respondent agrees and 0 if the respondent will not agree.
I am not sure if I should use cross tabulations but this will state there is an association not a difference. Or would a non-parametric independent sample t-test be a better option because it will confirm whether a statistically significant difference exists between the number of farmers and non-farmers that agree to a specific farming policy. Can you run a non-parametric independent sample t-test with two binary variables?
I hope this is clear. Thanks for taking the time to read my post.
I am not sure if I should use cross tabulations but this will state there is an association not a difference. Or would a non-parametric independent sample t-test be a better option because it will confirm whether a statistically significant difference exists between the number of farmers and non-farmers that agree to a specific farming policy. Can you run a non-parametric independent sample t-test with two binary variables?
I hope this is clear. Thanks for taking the time to read my post.