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Quantitative techniques in business / authored and edited by 3G E-learning LLC.

By: 3G E-learning LLCContributor(s): 3G E-learning LLCMaterial type: TextTextPublisher: New York, NY : 3G E-learning LLC, c2019Edition: Second editionDescription: xiv, 349 pages : color illustrations ; 26 cm. +1 computer discISBN: 978-1-98462-410-9Subject(s): Management -- Mathematical models | Business -- Data processing | Business mathematics | Quantitative ResearchLOC classification: HD30.25 | T47 2019
Contents:
1 - Introduction to quantitative techniques - 2 - Collection, classification, an presentation of data - 3 - Measure of central tendency and dispersion - 4 - Simple correlation and regression - 5 - Time series analysis - 6 - Index numbers - 7 - Sampling techniques - 8 - Statistical quality control - Index
Summary: Quantitative techniques provide the managers with a variety of tools for mathematics, statistics, economics and operational research. These tools help the manager to provide a more precise description and solution of the problem. The solutions obtained by using quantitative techniques are often free from bias of the manager or the owner of the business.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.

1 - Introduction to quantitative techniques - 2 - Collection, classification, an presentation of data - 3 - Measure of central tendency and dispersion - 4 - Simple correlation and regression - 5 - Time series analysis - 6 - Index numbers - 7 - Sampling techniques - 8 - Statistical quality control - Index

Quantitative techniques provide the managers with a variety of tools for mathematics, statistics, economics and operational research. These tools help the manager to provide a more precise description and solution of the problem. The solutions obtained by using quantitative techniques are often free from bias of the manager or the owner of the business.

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