How is statistics important for studying economics?
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statistics are impotence in economics as they tell us the growth in downfall of production and thuswe understand in better way
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The importance of 'statistics studying' in economics:
- Economics starts with economic research methods. The subject includes 'statistical analysis' of problems and topics in macroeconomics, forecasting, microeconomics, business, policy evaluation, and finance.
- Like if you want to know the contrast of poverty rate of every year, it helps us to show the information in a sheet of paper and it will show a comparison between every year and even that help us to develop or progress.
So statistics play a major role in economics.
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