Introduction to Practical Statistics

Author: Wang Zuojun / Country: Mainland China
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Publish Date: 2006-07-01
Features: This book provides a systematic introduction to the basic concepts, fundamental knowledge, and basic methods of statistics. At the same time, based on current statistical standards, it demonstrates the application of basic statistical methods in a series of statistical business cases in a systematic and specific manner. The purpose of my compiling this book is primarily to meet the needs of strengthening statistical foundational work. The continuous development of social productivity drives the continuous evolution of business operations and management models. These developments pose new challenges to statistical work while also promoting the continuous advancement of statistical practice. The ongoing development of statistical practice, in turn, drives the continuous progress of statistical theory research. In this book, I have incorporated some of my reflections on the development direction of statistics. The language of the book is easy to understand and focuses on practical operations. It can serve as a textbook for economic majors in universities and higher vocational schools, as well as a professional reference book for statisticians. It can also be used as self-study material for economic management professionals. To facilitate your review and mastery of the book's key content, review points are listed at the end of each chapter.