Statistics is intended for economics students and anyone who applies the methods of descriptive and inferential statistics in professional and scientific research work.
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The book is intended for students of higher and higher business schools, entrepreneurs, managers, but as a useful material it is also recommended for professors of economics subjects in secondary schools.
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