A pioneering figure in the field of economics, Robert Giffen was known for his insightful analyses of economic conditions and trends. This collection of his writings includes a range of essays and studies that provide valuable insight into the economic systems of his time, as well as their broader historical and social contexts.
This book provides an essential guide to statistical analysis, with a focus on practical applications in a variety of fields. Higgs and Giffen offer readers a clear and accessible introduction to the key concepts and techniques of statistics, making it an ideal reference for students and professionals alike.
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