The purpose of this book is to provide supplementary readings for elementary courses in business and economic statistics. The book illustrates the use of the techniques that are presented in these courses, introduces students to some well-known articles based on the utilization of these techniques, and permits them to read some of the classic statements regarding controversial issues at the foundations of statistics. Part One introduces the student to the sources and limitations of economic statistics as well as to common errors in their interpretation. Part Two is concerned with probability and statistical inference, and Part Three contains applications of sampling theory and of the t, chi^2, and F tests. Regression and correlation are taken up in Part Four, and Part Five deals with forecasting and decision theory.
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Autor: Marcelo Fernández
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