Applied Statistics

Author: Wang Genliang, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2004-10-01
Features: Practical Statistics is a science that elaborates on the basic theories and methods of collecting, organizing, and analyzing statistical data. The book reflects the main content of statistics and its modern development trends. The key contents of this book include: the meaning, characteristics, and functions of statistics; the role, types, and methods of statistical surveys; methods for organizing statistical data; the analysis methods of static and dynamic indicators; sampling surveys and correlation analysis, etc. The book also introduces statistical analysis, national economic accounting, and some important statistical indicators in national economic departments as self-study and selective learning content for students. This is beneficial for students and other individuals to further improve and develop their statistical knowledge. The book focuses on applied theory, emphasizes case-based teaching, introduces key points through case studies, and highlights practicality, making it easy for students to learn and understand, enabling them to grasp the basic theories and methods of statistics in a relatively short time. The content of the book is concise, clear, scientific, and practical, with the main target audience being students of economics and management in higher vocational and technical colleges, as well as leaders and practitioners in economic management departments.