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SOST10062: Introductory Statistics for Economists 
Unit Level: Level 1 
Final Examination Guide and Notes 2025 
 
Part 01: Revision Notes 
Part 02: Exam Practice Questions and Answers 
Part 03: Sample Final Examination Paper 
Part 04: Suggested Solutions to Final Exam Paper 
 
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SOST10062: Introductory Statistics for Economists (Solutions)

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ACADEMIC YEAR 2024 - 2025

University	The University of Manchester
Unit Code	SOST10062
Credit Rating	10
Unit Title	Introductory Statistics for Economists
Notes Title	Final Examination Guide and Notes
Page Length	61

The Final Exam Guide and Notes for SOST10062: Introductory Statistics for Economists provide a clear and comprehensive resource for mastering the essential theories and concepts of the course. With step-by-step guidance, it ensures a thorough understanding and effective preparation. Illustrations and worked examples demonstrate key calculations and applications of the theories. Once you've reviewed your course materials, you can test your knowledge with a sample exam, complete with solutions and explanations designed to simulate the real test experience. With this guide, you'll get clear notes and practice questions with answers for key examinable topics.

SOST10062: Introductory Statistics for Economists introduces key statistical concepts and methods essential for economic analysis. The course covers fundamental principles, exploratory data analysis, probability theory, random variables, and probability distributions, with a focus on the normal distribution. It also explores modeling relationships, simple linear regression, and statistical inference, including confidence intervals and hypothesis testing. A compulsory co-requisite for this course is Introductory Mathematics (ECON10061).

By the end of the course, students will be able to summarise and visualise data using statistical techniques, develop contingency tables for categorical data analysis, and apply probability theory, including concepts of independence. They will also gain skills in modeling relationships between variables, constructing and interpreting simple regression models, and conducting hypothesis tests. Practical analysis skills will be developed through hands-on experience with Excel, enabling students to perform statistical analyses and present their findings effectively.

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