Author: Zeng Wuji
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Publish Date: 2007-01-01
Features: This book is designed based on the characteristics of economics and management majors, adhering to the principles of "less is more" and "learning by doing." It systematically introduces the fundamental concepts, methods, and applications of statistics. The main content includes: the basic framework of statistics, the organization, collection, and display of statistical data, the description of data distribution characteristics, probability basics, parameter estimation, hypothesis testing and analysis of variance, correlation and regression analysis, nonparametric statistics, time series analysis, comparative analysis and index analysis, statistical decision-making, comprehensive statistical evaluation, and the application of Excel in statistics. Through studying this book, students can develop a basic understanding of statistical concepts, master fundamental statistical methods, and cultivate the ability to apply statistical methods to analyze and solve practical problems in economics and management. It also lays a solid foundation for further learning and research. This book can serve as a foundational textbook for statistics majors in economics and management, as well as a core course textbook for general economics and management majors in statistics.
Introduction to Statistics
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