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Mathematics and Statistics for Economics, 2/e

Mathematics and Statistics for Economics, 2/e

Vikas Publishing
  • 9788125909828
  • 912 pages
  • Paperback
  • 6.25 X 9.5 inches
  • Book 850.00
  • 2000

 

The purpose of the book is to provide technique of salient mathematical and statistical methods widely used by economists and managers in various contexts. The contents and methodology of this book have been tested over the past three decades and more. Each chapter gives a concise presentation of concepts and theories which are illustrated and simplified with the help of examples and solved problems. As the book is intended for the beginners, although a wide range of topics have been covered the treatment is kept at the elementary level. The students will easily engage with the subject once they start reading the chapters and practice the unsolved questions.

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1. Review of Some Elementary Mathematics, 2. Mathematical Reasoning, 3. Sets and Relations, 4. The Number System, 5. System of Equations and Inequations Market Equilibrium, 6. Trigonometry, 7. Determinants and Matrices, 8. Analytical Geometry, 9. Functions and Limits, 10. Differential Calculus: Functions of One Variable, 11. Differential Calculus: Functions of Two or More Variables, 12. Integral Calculus, 13. Differential and Difference Equations, 14. Input Output Economics, 15. National Income and Economic Accounting, 16. Linear Programming, 17. Probability and Statistics, 18. Frequency Distributions, 19. Measures Central Tendency, 20. Dispersion, Descriptive Measures, Expectation, Movements, 21. Distributions-I: Some Theoretical Distributions, 22. Distribution-II: Discrete and Continuous Distributions Exact Sampling Distributions, 23. Correlation and Regression, 24. Sampling, 25. Statistical Inference: Estimation, 26. Testing of Hypotheses, 27. Analysis of Variance (Anova), 28. Index Numbers, 29. Time Series, 30. Compilation and Presentation of Statistics