2004Journal of Nanjing University of Finance and EconomicsRequires access

The Comparsion between Statistic Behavior and "Behavioral Statistics"

Jiemin Liu

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Statistic behavior and behavioral statistics are not the same concepts. They are different both in essence and in characteristics, especially in how to set forth the concepts there are evident differences, In spite of the differences, they have inner relations. This thesis will expound the above issues in details.

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Statistic behavior and behavioral statistics are not the same concepts. They are different both in essence and in characteristics, especially in how to set forth the concepts there are evident differences, In spite of the differences, they have inner relations. This thesis will expound the above issues in details.

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Statistic behavior and behavioral statistics are not the same concepts. They are different both in essence and in characteristics, especially in how to set forth the concepts there are evident differences, In spite of the differences, they have inner relations. This thesis will expound the above issues in details.

Key concepts: Statistic, Summary statistics, Statistics, Sufficient statistic, Set (abstract data type), Econometrics, Behavioral pattern, Computer science

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