Sentimental relationships between lottery participation and household consumption

Description:
This study examines the sentimental correlation of lottery prizes with household consumption via Grey
relational analysis. An approximate correlation with sequential order rankings is identified. Results
demonstrate that all top five lottery prizes are strongly correlated with rational addictive consumption
and income categories. These lottery prizes show a relatively strong correlation with entertainment
consumption and a negligible correlation with desperation consumption. Although jackpot exhibits an
approximate strong correlation with alcohol consumption, other prizes show an approximate strong
correlation with tobacco consumption. The top five prizes demonstrate a relatively strong correlation
with restaurant, recreation, and traveling consumption, as well as a negligible correlation with food and
education consumption. Lottery prizes are negligibly correlated with salary with the least sentiment.