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The Intermediate Statistics for Economics Course for BA (Hons) Economics Semester II, Delhi University has been taught by Mr. Dheeraj Suri. The Video Lectures are based upon the books prescribed by the University of Delhi. The Duration of Video Lectures is approximately 50 Hours.

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Demo Lectures

Course Introduction

Central Limit Theorem

Confidence Interval Lecture #1

Course Content of Our Video Lectures

Lectures are as per Latest Syllabus for 2024 UGCF

Unit 1 : Sampling Distribution of a Statistic

Chapter 1 : Sampling

Duration of Lectures : 443 Minutes

Based Upon J L Devore Chapter 5 (Section 5.3, 5.4 & 5.5)

Topics Covered

►Sampling

►Statistics & Their Distributions, Statistic & Parameter

►The Distribution of the Sample Mean, Sampling Distributions

►Central Limit Theorem

►The Distribution of a Linear Combination

►Questions from Recent Eco (H) Examinations

►Back Questions of Readings

Unit 2 : Estimation

Chapter 2 : Point Estimation

Duration of Lectures : 307 Minutes

Based Upon J L Devore Chapter 6;

Topics Covered

►Point Estimate

►Minimum Variance Unbiased Estimator

►Standard Error of Estimator

►Maximum Likelihood Estimator

►Method of Moments

►Properties of Estimators

►Questions from Recent Eco (H) Examinations

►Back Questions of Readings

Chapter 3 : Confidence Interval

Duration of Lectures : 230 Minutes

Based Upon J L Devore Chapter 7;

Topics Covered

►Properties of a Confidence Interval

►Confidence Interval of a Single Mean for Large & Small Samples

►Confidence Interval of Proportion

►Confidence Interval of Variance

►Chi-Square and F Distribution

►Questions from Recent Eco (H) Examinations

►Back Questions of Readings

Unit 3 : Inference

Chapter 4 : Inference

Duration of Lectures : 120 Minutes

Based Upon J L Devore Chapter 8.1;

Topics Covered

►Meaning of Statistical Hypothesis

►Errors in Hypothesis Testing

►Type 1 & Type 2 Errors

►Power of a Test

►Questions from Recent Eco (H) Examinations

►Back Questions of Readings

Unit 4 : Hypothesis Testing

Chapter 5 : Hypothesis Testing

Duration of Lectures : 240 Minutes

Based Upon J L Devore Chapter 8.2 – 8.5;

Topics Covered

►Testing of a Population Mean for Large Samples

►Testing of a Population Mean for Small Samples

►Testing of a Population Proportion for Large Samples

►Testing of a Population Proportion for Small Samples

►Hypothesis Testing for Variance

►Questions from Recent Eco (H) Examinations

►Back Questions of Readings

Chapter 6 : Two Sample Tests

Duration of Lectures : 270 Minutes

Based Upon J L Devore Chapter 9

Topics Covered

►Testing Equality of Means for Two Large Samples

►Testing of Equality of Means for Two Small Samples

►Testing for Ratio of Variances

►Questions from Recent Eco (H) Examinations

►Back Questions of Readings

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1 / 10

Any statistical measure which is computed from population data is known as

Statistic

Parameter

Population

Sample

2 / 10

Which of the following is not a method of Random Sampling

Stratified Sampling

Multistage Sampling

Systematic Sampling

Purposive Sampling

3 / 10

A process of generalizing the results and findings from the sample survey and makes them applicable to every field of enquiry

Statistics

Sampling

Survey

None of these

4 / 10

The part of population which is examined with a view to estimate the characteristics of that population is called

Population

Sample

Statistic

Parameter

5 / 10

In statistical language, the study of the aggregate of the objects is called

Population

Sample

Statistic

Parameter

6 / 10

Suppose the population consists of only three individuals and the values of the variable x are as follows : x₁ = 6, x₂ = 9, x₃ = 12.

All possible samples of size 2 are listed and mean of all such samples is computed. what is the mean of such means

Insufficient Information

7 / 10

A population consists of the numbers 12, 14 and 16. How many samples (with replacement) of size two which can be drawn from the population ?

8 / 10

A population consists of the numbers 12, 14 and 16. How many samples (without Replacement) of size two which can be drawn from the population ?

9 / 10

Consider the following Statements :

I : The probability distribution of a sample statistic is often called the sampling distribution of the statistic

II : Every statistic has a sampling distribution

I is True & II is False

I is False & II is True

Both I & II is True

Both I & II is False

10 / 10

Any statistical measure which is computed from sample data is known as

Parameter

Statistic

Data

None of these

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Unit I : 20 marks

Unit II : 30 marks

Unit III + Unit IV : 40 marks

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