Principles of Statistics

Author: Xing Zhe
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Publish Date: 2006-08-01
Features: Statistics is one of the ten core courses required by the Ministry of Education for finance and economics majors. It is widely offered in the economics and management disciplines of universities in China. It studies how to use scientific methods to collect, organize, and analyze actual data on national economic and social development, and explores the interrelationships and patterns of change among socio-economic phenomena. It has now been widely applied in various industries and fields of national economic development. The writing of this book has always focused on the elaboration of basic theories and knowledge in this discipline, as well as the cultivation and training of basic skills. It emphasizes the close integration of theory and practice, ensuring that both theoretical explanations and examples of methodological applications are closely aligned with China's socio-economic development. Recent statistical data are used to fully reflect the demand for statistical theory, methods, and data under China's socialist market economy. While ensuring the scientific rigor of the theoretical system, the content of the book strives to embody simplicity, systematicity, and readability to highlight the practical essence of statistical methods. The book is primarily aimed at undergraduate students in finance, economics, and management disciplines. Associate degree students can use this book with appropriate based on their actual needs. Additionally, the book can also serve as a self-study reference for statisticians and business management personnel.