Designed for readers with a background in basic algebra, this best-selling introduction to statistics for business and economics emphasizes inference-with extensive coverage of data collection and analysis as needed to evaluate the reported results of statistical studies and make good business decisions. It stresses the development of statistical thinking, the assessment of credibility and value of the inferences made from data-both by those who consume and those who produce them-and features numerous case studies, examples, and exercises-all drawing on real business situations and recent economic events. Statistics, Data, and Statistical Thinking. Methods for Describing Sets of Data. Probability. Random Variables and Probability Distributions. Inferences Based on a Single Sample: Estimation with Confidence Intervals. Inferences Based on a Single Sample: Tests of Hypothesis. Comparing Population Means. Comparing Population Proportions. Simple Linear Regression. Introduction to Multiple Regression. Basic Methods for Quality Improvement. For anyone interested in statistics for business and economics.

A first course in business statistics

McClave, James T.

Business & Money

Collier/Macmillan

This manual contains completely worked-out solutions for all the odd-numbered exercises in the text, as well as completely worked-out solutions to all the exercises in the Review Exercises and Assessment Tests.

A first course in statistics

Science & Math

Mathematics

Maxwell Macmillan International

A comprehensive introduction to Business Statistics for students with a background in high school algebra. Extensively revised, the Seventh edition better prepares today's business students to think critically about reported data and to use appropriate statistical methods to make good decisions. Greater emphasis has been given to interpretation of computer output (Excel, Minitab, SPSS, SAS) over manual calculation. Six new, real cases make use of extensive data sets that are packaged with the book and a new Internet Lab feature connects students to the future. The supplements package has been extensively revised to include an Annotated Instructor's Manual, a PowerPoint Lecture tool, and a free Excel supplement for those seeking step-by-step instruction.

Statistics for business and economics

Dellen Pub. Co

Dietrich, Frank H., II

General and Engineering Statistics

Statistics

For a general education Introductory Statistics course.This introduction to statistics presents balanced coverage of both the theory and application of statistics and at the same time helps students develop and enhance their critical thinking skills. It shows students how to analyze data that appear in situations in the world around them and features an abundance of examples and exercises-nearly all based on current, real-world applications pulled from journals, magazines, news articles, and commerce.

This practical introduction to statistics combines fundamental theory with present day applications and includes numerous examples from journals, magazines, news articles, and commerce to help readers learn how to analyze data that appear in situations in the world around them. Stresses the importance of data collection, observations, experiments, and surveys in drawing meaningful inferences from data. Discusses methods for describing data sets (detecting outliers and graphing relationships between variables); probability; random variables and probability distributions (assessing normality that covers normal probability plots); inferences based on a single sample: tests of hypothesis; comparing population proportions; simple linear regression, and much more. Features over 800 applied exercises with real data, plus a pertinent “Statistics in Action” case in each chapter (i.e., IQ, Economic Mobility, and the Bell Curve, March Madness—Handicapping the NCAA Basketball Tourney). Wherever appropriate, a box describing the keystrokes and output of TI-8 graphing calculator are inserted into sections. For business, engineering, and science professionals.

A First Course in Statistics (7th Edition)

SINCICH, Terry

Economics

PRENTICE/HALL

First Course in Statistics

Designed for readers with a background in basic algebra, this best-selling introduction to statistics for business and economics emphasizes inference—with extensive coverage of data collection and analysis as needed to evaluate the reported results of statistical studies and make good business decisions. It stresses the development of statistical thinking, the assessment of credibility and value of the inferences made from data—both by those who consume and those who produce them—and features numerous case studies, examples, and exercises—all drawing on real business situations and recent economic events. Statistics, Data, and Statistical Thinking. Methods for Describing Sets of Data. Probability. Random Variables and Probability Distributions. Inferences Based on a Single Sample: Estimation with Confidence Intervals. Inferences Based on a Single Sample: Tests of Hypothesis. Comparing Population Means. Comparing Population Proportions. Simple Linear Regression. Introduction to Multiple Regression. Basic Methods for Quality Improvement. For anyone interested in statistics for business and economics.

A First Course in Business Statistics

Benson, P. George

Education & Reference

Pearson College Div

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A first course in business statistics

A first course in statistics

Statistics for business and economics

Statistics for business and economics

A first course in statistics

Statistics

Statistics

A First Course in Statistics (7th Edition)

First Course in Statistics

A First Course in Business Statistics