Real business data and applications.
Is there a profitable niche market for four-wheel drive tourism in Australia’s desert areas?
Does cooperation between stallholders at New Zealand farmers markets present any potential for competitive advantage?
As a producer of personal care products, how do you decide whether to focus your sales efforts on existing European and North American markets or on emerging markets in South-East Asia?
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Is there a profitable niche market for four-wheel drive tourism in Australia's desert areas.
Does cooperation between stallholders at New Zealand farmers markets present any potential for competitive advantage?
As a producer of personal care products, how do you decide whether to focus your sales efforts on existing European and North American markets or on emerging markets in South-East Asia?
To make smart business decisions, businesses need the power of statistical analysis. This second edition of Australasian Business Statistics prepares you to make informed decisions based on real-world data. This text equips you with the quantitative decision-making skills and analysis techniques you will need to succeed in today's business world. It also assists you to gain experience through many interesting examples from the local region, real business data, and applications.
Australasian Business Statistics, 2nd edition, includes the following features to provide you, the student, with a practical problem-solving approach to prepare you for the real business world.
John Asafu-Adjaye is an Associate Professor in the School of Economics at The University of Queensland. He obtained a Bachelor of Science (Honours) in agricultural economics from the University of Ghana and then earned a Master of Science in operations research from the Aston Business School, UK. He completed a Doctor of Philosophy in natural resource economics at the University of Alberta.
John teaches business and economic statistics, environmental economics, applied econometrics and inter-industry economic modeling. He has carried out research and provided consultancy services on various economic development and environmental issues in a number of countries including Australia, Fiji, Papua New Guinea, Ghana, Brunei Darussalam, Indonesia, the Philippines, Vietnam and China. He has authored or co-authored over 70 research-based publications, including eight books and monographs, nine book chapters, 49 peer-reviewed journal articles, 10 commissioned reports, and 11 refereed conference proceedings.
Nazim Khan is a Lecturer and Consultant in the School of Mathematics and Statistics at The University of Western Australia. He earned a Bachelor of Engineering in electrical engineering from the University of Western Australia, a Technical Teachers Certifi cate from the Fiji Institute of Teaching, and a Bachelor of Science (Honours) in mathematics and a Doctor of Philosophy from The University of Western Australia.
Nazim has taught decision theory at the MBA level, fi nancial mathematics, forecasting and statistics. He has published several journal articles. Nazim has consulted for various companies and research groups in his capacity as Consultant with the UWA Statistical Consulting Group.
Nelson Perera is an Associate Professor and Deputy Dean of the Sydney Business School at the University of Wollongong. Nelson earned a Bachelor of Science (fi rst-class honours) from the University of Sri Lanka, a Master of Commerce (honours) from the University of Wollongong and a Doctor of Philosophy in economics from La Trobe University.
Nelson has taught econometrics, forecasting, management science, market research and statistics. He has published 20 journal articles and four book chapters, as well as two computer manuals: MINITAB for commerce and Data analysis with SPSS V.15, 3e. Nelson’s main research interests are in the fi elds of monetary policy, applied econometrics and application of statistics to business areas.
Phillip Edwards is a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Econometrics and Business Statistics at Monash University. He earned a Bachelor of Science (fi rst-class honours) in applied and pure mathematics, a Doctor of Philosophy in mathematics and a Master of Economics in econometrics from Monash University.
Phillip has taught all levels of statistics and econometrics, including statistics for managers at MBA level. He won the Dean’s Award for Teaching Excellence in 2005. He has published 20 journal articles and is a Fellow of the Australian Mathematical Society. Phillip’s research interests include hypothesis testing and statistical methods for managers.
Mark Harris is an Associate Professor in the Department of Econometrics and Business Statistics at Monash University. Mark earned a Bachelor of Arts (fi rst-class honours) in economics from Sussex University, and both a Graduate Diploma of Economics and a Doctor of Philosophy in econometrics from Monash University. He has taught numerous undergraduate and postgraduate courses, including introductory applied econometrics, economic and business statistics, data modelling and computing, econometrics, applied econometrics, statistics for market researchers, time-series econometrics, applied econometric modelling, and micro-econometrics. Mark has published some 40 journal articles (including contributions to book chapters and monographs), and co-authored the book, Microsimulation modelling of taxation and the labour market: The Melbourne Institute tax and transfer simulator. Mark’s main research interests are in the fi elds of applied econometrics, panel data, and the analysis of cross-section and limited dependent variable data.
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