Guide To Sampling
Condition: SECONDHAND
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Condition remarks:
Book: Good
Jacket: No dust jacket
Pages: Good
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In a world increasingly driven by data, Morris James Slonim's Guide to Sampling stands as an authoritative and accessible introduction to the science of statistical sampling — a discipline that underpins modern market research, business strategy, and social science. The book presents the core principles and practical techniques of sampling methodology, instructing readers on how to design reliable surveys, minimise error, and draw meaningful conclusions from carefully selected data sets, all without requiring an advanced mathematical background. Part of the Pan Piper Management and Marketing Series, this volume argues that sound statistical thinking is not the exclusive domain of academics, but an essential skill for business professionals, marketers, and analysts alike. Slonim's prose is clear, methodical, and refreshingly jargon-free, making complex probabilistic concepts genuinely approachable. Revised and expanded for its British edition by Gordon Yewdall, with editorial oversight from the School of Business at Ealing Technical College, this edition is carefully tailored to a UK audience — raising the question of just how much the right sample can reveal about the world at large.
Author: Morris James Slonim
Format: Paperback
Genre: Business & economics
Condition remarks:
Book: Good
Jacket: No dust jacket
Pages: Good
Condition remarks: Condition as shown in image
In a world increasingly driven by data, Morris James Slonim's Guide to Sampling stands as an authoritative and accessible introduction to the science of statistical sampling — a discipline that underpins modern market research, business strategy, and social science. The book presents the core principles and practical techniques of sampling methodology, instructing readers on how to design reliable surveys, minimise error, and draw meaningful conclusions from carefully selected data sets, all without requiring an advanced mathematical background. Part of the Pan Piper Management and Marketing Series, this volume argues that sound statistical thinking is not the exclusive domain of academics, but an essential skill for business professionals, marketers, and analysts alike. Slonim's prose is clear, methodical, and refreshingly jargon-free, making complex probabilistic concepts genuinely approachable. Revised and expanded for its British edition by Gordon Yewdall, with editorial oversight from the School of Business at Ealing Technical College, this edition is carefully tailored to a UK audience — raising the question of just how much the right sample can reveal about the world at large.