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ECON 2210: Introductory Statistics for Economics 
Comprehensive Study and Exam Preparation Guide 2025 
 
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Part 03: Sample Examination Paper 
Part 04: Suggested Solutions to Exam Paper 
 
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Carleton University - ECON 2210: Introductory Statistics for Economics

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ACADEMIC YEAR 2024 - 2025

University	Carleton University
Department	Economics
Subject	ECON 2210
Course Title	Introductory Statistics for Economics
Notes Title	Comprehensive Study and Exam Prep Guide
Page Length	61

Prepare for the exam with the most complete study guide available for the ECON 2210: Introductory Statistics for Economics at Carleton University - including exam-style questions, and advice on common examination pitfalls. These notes provide support for learning and revision throughout the course. This self-study set has been thoroughly updated to cover all the topics contained in the latest edition of the exam. The key skills are demonstrated through expertly written notes on core topics, followed by opportunities to test your knowledge with a sample exam paper and answer key. This guide will help you to take the final examination with complete confidence.

ECON 2210: Introductory Statistics for Economics introduces foundational statistical methods essential for economic analysis. Key topics include descriptive statistics, probability theory, probability distributions (both discrete and continuous), and sampling distributions. Students will also explore methods of estimation and hypothesis testing for one and two population parameters, including population means and variances. A focus on data visualization through graphs, charts, and tables will help students effectively summarize and communicate findings, while hands-on experience with spreadsheet software will provide practical skills for statistical applications.

By the end of the course, students will be able to define fundamental statistical concepts, understand data collection and organization techniques, and apply standard measures of central tendency and variation. They will develop proficiency in using elementary probability rules, gain familiarity with key probability distributions, and grasp the concept of sampling distributions. Furthermore, students will learn to perform hypothesis testing and estimation procedures, with a focus on population parameters.

Prerequisites include ECON 1401/MATH 1401 (with a minimum grade of C-), and ECON 1402/MATH 1402, though ECON 2210 may be taken alongside ECON 1402/MATH 1402.

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