Social and Economic Statistics

Author: Li Chaoxun
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Publish Date: 2006-02-01
Features: This book, "Social and Economic Statistics (Second Edition)," is a revised and expanded version of the 2002 edition edited by Li Chaoxun. The revision largely retains the original book's framework while incorporating new content and methods in statistics. Necessary adjustments and supplements have been made to "Social and Economic Statistics." The book emphasizes practical application, demonstrating statistical indicators and analytical methods through case studies, which reduces the difficulty of learning statistics and helps readers easily grasp the essence of statistical application. It strives to use real-world data to explain the fundamental ideas and principles of statistical methods, aiming for clarity and ease of understanding. This book can serve as a teaching text for undergraduate and associate degree students in economics and statistics programs at universities and colleges, as well as a reference for graduate students in economics majors studying statistics. For students from non-statistics majors, chapters marked with an asterisk () are not included in the assessment requirements. This book, "Social and Economic Statistics (Second Edition)," is a revised and expanded version of the 2002 edition edited by Li Chaoxun. The revision largely retains the original book's framework while incorporating new content and methods in statistics. Necessary adjustments and supplements have been made to "Social and Economic Statistics." The book emphasizes practical application, demonstrating statistical indicators and analytical methods through case studies, which reduces the difficulty of learning statistics and helps readers easily grasp the essence of statistical application. It strives to use real-world data to explain the fundamental ideas and principles of statistical methods, aiming for clarity and ease of understanding. This book can serve as a teaching text for undergraduate and associate degree students in economics and statistics programs at universities and colleges, as well as a reference for graduate students in economics majors studying statistics. For students from non-statistics majors, chapters marked with an asterisk () are not included in the assessment requirements.