PROBABILITY MODELS FOR ECONOMIC DECISIONS Chapter 2: Discrete Random Variables In this chapter, we focus on one simple example, but in the context of this example we develop most of the technical concepts of probability

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Date: 2002-10-07 12:40:48 Randomness Probability theory Statistical theory Probability distribution Expected value Random variable Variable Parameter Uncertainty Mathematics Statistics Probability and statistics		PROBABILITY MODELS FOR ECONOMIC DECISIONS Chapter 2: Discrete Random Variables In this chapter, we focus on one simple example, but in the context of this example we develop most of the technical concepts of probability Add to Reading List Source URL: home.uchicago.edu Download Document from Source Website File Size: 166,64 KB Share Document on Facebook

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