Quantitative Methods II
Economics 526

Chuck Stull
Winter 2000


Kalamazoo Statistics-- study results

Topics for Exam 3 (final)

Topics for Exam 2

Topics for Exam 1
 
 

Quantitative Methods II is an introduction to the principles and methods of statistics with an emphasis on developing skills necessary for research in economics and business. The study of statistics can be divided into three broad areas: descriptive statistics, probability theory, and inference. Topics include measures of central tendency and dispersion, distributions, sampling, estimation, confidence intervals, hypothesis testing, correlation, and regression analysis. The class will use statistical software to apply these techniques to relevant problems. Emphasis throughout the course is placed on understanding the use of statistics rather than on mathematical
derivation.
 

My Statistics and Information Literacy links

a few statistical sources:

US Census Bureau

The Gallup Poll

Federal Statistics (from 70 agencies)

Federal Reserve Economic Data

Dr. B's Wide World of Web Data

the EconData service

The Data and Story Library

Community Research and Survey Design.

The Journal of Statistics Education.

Statistics and Survey Research Courses



Chuck Stull's homepage

Department of Economics (information from the Registrar's office)

Kalamazoo College Homepage

Questions, problems, or comments?
email: cstull@kzoo.edu

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