Business Statistics

The content covered in this book encompasses a wide range of topics. The introductory chapter lays the foundation by explaining the fundamentals of statistics. Subsequent chapters delve into statistical methodology for evaluating business cycles, the development and validation of scales influencing consumer behavior, parameter estimation for composite dynamical systems, tourism development and economic growth, spatial sampling designs in business surveys, computational methods for estimating simultaneous equations models, stochastic analysis of trading parameters' impact on financial market stability, GMM estimation of spatial error models, nonlinear contagion and causality nexus in financial markets, the effects of parametric and non-parametric tests on business decision making, insights on statistics and market behavior in frequent batch auctions, and the application of network-induced soft sets in stock market analysis.The book is valuable to professionals and researchers involved in the field of business and statistics. It caters to individuals seeking a deeper understanding of the role of statistics in business decision making, finance, and market analysis. The information is relevant to economists, analysts, business managers, financial institutions, researchers, and academicians. Additionally, students pursuing degrees in business, economics, finance, or statistics can benefit from the comprehensive coverage of statistical tools and their application in real-world business scenarios. By exploring the diverse topics and providing insights into statistical methodologies and their implications in various business domains, this book aims to equip readers with a solid understanding of statistics and its indispensable role in driving business success.