Reviews for Statistics for business and economics

The average rating for Statistics for business and economics based on 2 reviews is 4.5 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2021-01-30 00:00:00 Bobby Maglaughlin I'm not a data scientist or statistician but have had to study and apply statistical thinking and methods in four academic programs and, occasionally, during my IT career. Over all, I have 6 undergrad and 17 graduate hours of statistics and probability courses--enough to have been a masters degree if they'd been in one program. Despite that, numerate thinking is not natural to me and I have to look up which methods and tests are relevant for each data-related situation, how to apply them, and what their results mean. Having a well-organized, comprehensive, exhaustively tagged (by me) reference saved me untold hours in both academic and applied settings. I doubt I will need it now, in my post-IT life, but this book has become my statistical go-to resource so I will hang onto it. If nothing more, it will make an excellent doorstop, paperweight, or--in a pinch--blunt-force weapon.

Review # 2 was written on 2020-10-20 00:00:00 Kevin Kees I developed a keen interest in this book when assisting a learner with a task in mathematics of Finance. Of course maths in finance is all about the application of statistics, especially when dealing data's probability distributions and random variables. The book is well-written. The researcher shows his proficiency in statistics. His mastery of theories and application of statistics in economics was instrumental in enabling offer the best statistics homework help. It was also vital in boosting my knowledge of key statistical principles and applications. I will rate it 4 stars because I believe there are some gaps in elaborations and exemplifications. But it is a very crucial book.