Business Statistics

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Publish Date: 1999-08-01
Features: When applying statistical methods in practice, users often fall into two common pitfalls: Pitfall 1: Oversimplifying statistics by focusing solely on the surface level of data, such as thinking that charts and graphs are statistics. Pitfall 2: Complicating statistics by favoring complex, cumbersome formulas and models, introducing excessive assumptions that detach statistical research from reality. The purpose of this book, Business Statistics, is to explain the fundamental principles and methods of statistics in a concise and clear manner, abandoning complex formula derivations and highlighting its practicality. Most of the examples, problems, and exercises used by the authors are real-world or related to business activities. Additionally, to meet the needs of comparing data and statistics between China and other countries, the authors have included explanations of some foreign statistical indicators in the last two chapters.