Principles of Modern Statistics (Third Edition)

Author: Chen Ping et al.
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Publish Date: 2004-03-01
Features: This textbook is written to meet the new requirements for further standardizing, normalizing, and aligning statistical work with international standards. The book is divided into nine chapters, focusing on the general principles of statistics, including: the characteristics and methods of statistical research, methods of statistical surveys and data organization, composite indicators, dynamic analysis, statistical index analysis, sampling inference, basic methods of correlation and regression analysis, and the preparation of statistical analysis reports. The book fully considers the teaching needs of different levels, such as colleges and universities, adult education, economic professional title exams, and self-study. Addressing the characteristics of statistics, which involve numerous fundamental concepts, formulas, and calculations, the book strives to connect theory with practice, highlight key points, be concise and clear, provide numerous examples, and ensure ease of understanding. Each chapter includes a variety of exercises (similar to the formats of national unified exams) to facilitate review, reflection, self-study, and self-assessment. In addition to serving as a textbook for colleges and universities, this book can also be used as a reference for economic department managers, statistical workers, and those preparing for professional title exams.