Concepts and Applications of Inferential Statistics(Free online book & Stat Tool)(Corrected links)

Richard Lowry is the owner of this beautiful website. this website provides online resources and tools. this site provides an online statistics book which is useful to clear the basic concepts and to understand it better one can use online tool provided by this site. Chapters of the book are here. to go to th page click here

1. Principles of Measurement
2. Distributions
3. Introduction to Correlation & Regression 3a. Partial Correlation 3b. Rank-Order Correlation
4. A First Glance at the Question of Statistical SignificanceAppendix: Sampling Distributions of rAppendix: Test for the Significance of r
5. Basic Concepts of Probability Appendix: Exact Binomial Probability Calculator
6. Introduction to Probability Sampling Distributions Appendix: Binomial Sampling Distribution Generator Appendix: z to P Calculator
7. Tests of Statistical Significance: Three Overarching Concepts
8. Chi-Square Procedures for the Analysis of Categorical Frequency Data Appendix: Chi-Square Sampling Distribution Generator 8a. The Fisher Exact Probability Test
9. Introduction to Procedures Involving Sample Means Appendix: Sampling Distributions of t
10. t-Procedures for Estimating the Mean of a Population
11. t-Test for Two Independent Samples 11a. Non-Parametric Alternative:
    11a. The Mann-Whitney Test
12. t-Test for Two Correlated Samples 12a. Non-Parametric Alternative:
    11a. The Wilcoxon Signed-Rank Test
13. Conceptual Introduction to the Analysis of Variance Appendix: Sampling Distributions of F
14. One-Way Analysis of Variance for Independent Samples 14a. Non-Parametric Alternative:
    14a. The Kruskal-Wallis Test
15. One-Way Analysis of Variance for Correlated Samples 15a. Non-Parametric Alternative:
    15a. The Friedman Test
16. Two-Way Analysis of Variance for Independent Samples
17. One-Way Analysis of Covariance for Independent Samples

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Appendices

A. Table of the Unit Normal Distribution B. Critical Values of Chi-Square

C. Critical Values of t

D. Critical Values of F

and here is the link to use online stat tools named utility.

Online Study Material

Connexions is a website which provides study material on varieties of subject. It is a place to view and share educational material made of small knowledge chunks called modules that can be organized as courses, books, reports, etc. Anyone may view or contribute:

• authors create and collaborate
• instructors rapidly build and share custom collections
• learners find and explore content

Broad categories of subjects are

 

• Arts
• Business
• Humanities
• Mathematics and Statistics
• Science and Technology
• Social Sciences

Your are an Exporter (play game)

This small software is created by Valentino Piana (2003) to help you to improve your skills in exporting, choosing target countries, fixing prices and quantities, while surfing between business cycles and changes in the cost structure. You’ll better understand how the exchange rate impacts on exports and imports.

and lot more features and fun

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New Graduate level econometric textbook online

‘Marshall Jevons’ of the weblog The Bayesian Heresy alerts us to a new graduate-level econometrics textbook, available free online, by Professor Bruce E. Hansen from the University of Wisconsin. Here is a direct link to the PDF (1.2Mb).

Interesting Growth Sites

• Jonathan Temple’s Growth Resources
• Daron Acemoglu’s Lecture Notes on Growth.
• Brad DeLong’s Slouching Towards Utopia
• World Bank Economic Growth Project
• Some facts about the Liberty Ships
• Solving the Solow model with Cobb-Douglas production in closed form

Papers on Development Economics

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Here we have some recent papers on development Economics

1. Aid Volatility and Poverty Traps

   Pierre-Richard Agénor; Joshua Aizenman

2. Vertical industry relations, spillovers and productivity: Evidence from Chilean plants

   Ricardo Lopez; Jens Suedekum

3. VAT, Tariffs, and Withholding: Border Taxes and Informality in Developing Countries

   Michael Keen

4. ROSCA Participation in Benin: A Commitment Issue

   Olivier Dagnelie; Philippe LeMay-Boucher

5. Corruption and Democracy

   Michael T. Rock

6. Insurance for the Poor: The Case of Informal Insurance Groups in Benin

   Philippe LeMay-Boucher

7. Informal Sector, Income Inequality and Economic Development

   Prabir C. Bhattacharya

8. Determinants of Tax Revenue Efforts in Developing Countries

   Abhijit Sen Gupta

9. Monetary Policy Rules for Managing Aid Surges in Africa

   Edward F. Buffie; Christopher Adam; Catherine A. Pattillo; Stephen A. O’Connell

10. Reasonable Expectations and the First Millennium Development Goal: How Much Can Aid Achieve?

    Carl-Johan Dalgaard; Lennart Erickson

11. Institutional Infrastructure to Support ‘Super Growth’ in Kenya: Governance Thresholds, Reversion Rates and Economic Development

    Mwangi S. Kimenyi

12. Life Cycle Savings, Bequest, and the Diminishing Impact of Scale on Growth

    Carl-Johan Dalgaard; Martin Kaae Jensen

Current Articles on Efficiency

Now onwards we will post some recent peer reviewed articles(downloadable) on different Topics Under the heading Research.

You are requested to post comments and links and suggestion to enrich this  blog.

 

Here is some article on efficiency

 

01. Female Land Rights, Crop Specialization, and Productivity in Paraguayan Agriculture

By: Thomas Masterson

02.Exports and Productivity in Germany

By:oachim Wagner (University of Lueneburg, Institute of Economics; Institute for the Study of Labor (IZA), Bonn; Max Planck Institute of Economics, Jena)

03.Productivity and Size of the Export Market Evidence for West and East German Plants, 2004

By: Joachim Wagner (University of Lueneburg, Institute of Economics; Institute for the Study of Labor (IZA), Bonn; Max Planck Institute of Economics, Jena)

04.Exporting, Linkages and Productivity Spillovers from Foreign Direct Investment

By: Girma, Sourafel, örg, Holger, isu, Mauro

Books For PhD Students

Books for PhD students. these books will help you increase your ability to write article and papers without compromising quality

• Matthew Pearson’s (UC Davis) guide to Surviving the First-Year of grad school.
• On a related theme, Survive, Then Thrive, an empirical paper on grad school success.
• John Cochrane’s (Chicago) recommendations for academic writing: Writing Tips for PhD Students.
• John Creedy’s (Melbourne) introduction to the publishing process: From Manuscript to Publication.
• Harvard’s Information for Graduate Students on the Job Market.
• John Cawley’s (Cornell) manual A Guide and Advice for Economists on the US Junior Academic Job Market.
• Hisham Foad’s (San Diego State) job-landing guide Memoirs of a Job Market Candidate.
• Paul Oyer (Stanford) on the luck factor in career success: The Macro-Foundations of Microeconomics: Initial Labor Market Conditions and Long-Term Outcomes for Econmoists and MBAs.
• Job Market Rumors and the Interview / Flyout and Offer wikis, run by mysterious benefactor “Tatonnement.”

Economics Notes(audio)

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Some small audio files discussing the economic problems, prepared by biz/ed

The Economic Problem [2MB]

Public and Private Sectors: Part 1 [3MB]

Economic Systems – Introduction [1.2MB]

Economic Systems – Market Economy [3.3MB]

Unemployment 1 [2.7 MB]

Unemployment 3 [1.5 MB]

Location of Industry 2 [2.1 MB]

Multinational Companies 1 [1 MB]

Multinational Companies 3 [1.75 MB]

Economic Models Including the Classic Models

Each Model Link starts an EconModel application. EconModel is a program that explains and simulates economic models.

The process is familiar to most people. When you click on a link to the file ‘paper.pdf,’ your browser hands the pdf file to Adobe Reader. When you click on a Model Link (for example, the file ‘classic.em0′), your browser hands the em0 file to EconModel.

EconModel applications typically include two types of material:

• Model Building.  The core of each presentation is an emulation of a typical chalkboard presentation of the model.
• Policy Analysis.  The user can change variables and parameters to study policy changes. This helps in understanding the properties and economic implications of the model.

To activate the model links for Classic Economic Models, you need to download and install the EconModel program.

Visit this site to know about economic models including the classic models