Titlebook: Interpreting Economic and Social Data; A Foundation of Desc Othmar W. Winkler Book 2009 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2009 Aggregation.

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The Interface between Statistics and Accounting,f as having anything in common with statistics. Accounting is one of those areas that apparently has little in common with statistics. Exploring what these two fields may have or may not have in common is meant to clarify the nature of socio- economic statistics.

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978-3-642-42424-3Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2009

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Cross Sectional Analysis in More Than One Dimension,identical work requirements as their male counterparts. The plaintiff’s lawyer approached me to explore and statistically establish the facts of their claim. The District Court ordered the unrestricted access to the employment records of the professional men and women in that large agency of the Federal Government.

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From the Facts in Society to Socio-Economic Data,n which they convey socio-economic reality. The following discourse may strike some readers as unnecessary, perhaps as not even belonging to statistics. Yet, a good understanding of this preliminary phase should provide the user of statistical data with an understanding of the data-creation process as an important first step of interpretation.

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