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Introduction to Business Statistics,
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A book is a very special link between author and reader. In a mystery novel, the
author presents the reader with a maze of uncertainty, perplexity, and general
quicksand. Intellectual smokescreens are set up all the way to the “whodunit”
ending. Unfortunately, many business statistics texts seem to be written the same
way—except for the “whodunit” section. This text is specifically designed to be
different. Its goals are: (1) to be a clear and friendly guide as you learn about business
statistics, (2) to avoid quicksand that could inhibit either your interest or
your learning, and (3) to earn and retain your trust in our ability to accomplish
goals 1 and 2.
Business statistics is not only relevant to your present academic program, it is
also relevant to your future personal and professional life. As a citizen, you will
be exposed to, and perhaps may even help generate, statistical descriptions and
analyses of data that are of vital importance to your local, state, national, and
world communities. As a business professional, you will constantly be dealing with
statistical measures of performance and success, as well as with employers who
will expect you to be able to utilize the latest statistical techniques and computer
software tools—including spreadsheet programs like Excel and statistical software
packages like Minitab—in working with these measures
Ronald M. Weiers - Personal Name
2nd Edition
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Introduction to Business Statistics,
Economics
English
The Thomson Corporation.
2008
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