Author: Chen Lijun et al
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2003-11-02
Features: The introductory section of this book provides a concise outline of the basic concepts and principles of quantitative analysis methods, compares related (similar) concepts and their properties in chart form, and summarizes standard algorithms for mathematical models. The problem-solving section of each chapter elaborates on the specific calculation processes and results of quantitative analysis, facilitating readers in strengthening practice and deepening their understanding and mastery of concepts and principles. The ten cases included in the book cover a wide range of topics, addressing diverse issues within the field of public management practice. Learning and referencing the processes and results of quantitative analysis of these cases can enhance the ability of MPA students and students in related courses to apply quantitative analysis methods to practical problems. This book serves as a supplementary reader for the "Quantitative Analysis Methods" textbook in the Fudan University · MPA series. Combining it with the textbook will yield better results. The book can be used for MPA courses, as a supplementary textbook for public management, business management, and related disciplines in colleges and universities, or as a reference for self-study.
Quantitative Analysis Methods Guide, Solutions and Cases (MPA Public Administration Master Series)
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