Срочная курсовая работа по теории вероятностей

Дисциплина: Теория вероятностей и математическая статистика

Тема: Отношение населения к государственному регулированию цен

Кол-во страниц: 20-25

Оригинальность: 90%

Срок: 26.06.2015

Дополнительно:

шрифт 12

теоретическая часть: список литературы необходимо использовать именно этот,

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эмпирическая часть: анализ по данным РЛМС 22 волна (http://www.hse.ru/rlms/spss)

здесь данные для spss, а сделать нужно в программе STATA.

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