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Document Type	EBook	Document Title	Statistics_For_Economists
Subject	Probability and Statistics	Author or Source	John E. Floyd
Academic Level	Bachelor	Language	English
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Dessription	In common usage people think of statistics as numerical data—the unemployment rate last month, total government expenditure last year, the number of impaired drivers charged during the recent holiday season, the crime rates of cities, and so forth. Although there is nothing wrong with viewing statistics in this way, the author in this EBook is going to take a deeper approach. He shall view statistics the way professional statisticians view it—as a methodology for collecting, classifying, summarizing, organizing, presenting, analyzing and interpreting numerical information.

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In common usage people think of statistics as numerical data—the unemployment rate last month, total government expenditure last year, the number of impaired drivers charged during the recent holiday season, the crime rates of cities, and so forth. Although there is nothing wrong with viewing statistics in this way, the author in this EBook is going to take a deeper approach. He shall view statistics the way professional statisticians view it—as a methodology for collecting, classifying, summarizing, organizing, presenting, analyzing and interpreting numerical information.