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PPSC Economics Chapter 12 Statistics In Economics MCQs With Answers
Question # 1
Statistics should be capable of.
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Empiricism
systematic inquiry
Comparison
Evolution
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Question # 2
What does statistics of distribution indicates.
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Consumer preference
Strength of the desire of people
Wealth of nation
Economics conditions of people
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Question # 3
Statistics are affected to a market extend by
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Aggregate of facts
Multiplicity of causes
Numerically stated
Complex manifestations
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Question # 4
"More reliable results can be obtained through sampling method" because.
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Statistical error is low
Saves time
Cost is low
None of the above
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Question # 5
A single value that represent the average characteristics of tis frequency distribution.
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quarterlies
Grouped data
Central tendency
Range
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Question # 6
What is the reason for dropping the enumeration process.
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Cost is prohibitive
Time consuming
Large efforts
All of the above
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Question # 7
What are the two broad functions of statistical methods in social research.
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Description and summarizing
Description and indication
Description and induction
Applied Mathematics and induction
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Question # 8
In singular sense 'Statistics' is considered as.
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Statistical data
Statistical methods
Both a a and b
None of these
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Question # 9
Drawing conclusion from the data collected is called.
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Analysis
Organization
Tabulation
Interpretation
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Question # 10
Which among the following is not an essential of sampling.
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Representativeness
Complete
Same
Dependent
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Question # 11
What characteristic does statistics emphasizes, as a Method or as a singular noun.
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Descriptive
Analytical
Inferential
Comparative
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Question # 12
Who stated statistics as 'aggregate of knowledge brought together for practical ends.
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W.I. King
A.L Bowley
Prof. H secrist
None of the above
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Question # 13
i- statistical laws are not exact
ii- statistics reveals the entire story
choose the correct from the following.
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Both the statements are correct
Only the first statement is correct
Only the second statement is correct
Both the statements are wrong.
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Question # 14
A single value that represent the average characteristics of its frequency distribution.
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Quartiles
Grouped data
Central tendency
range
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Question # 15
Non proportional random sampling is a sub type of.
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Unrestricted random sampling
Simple Random sampling
Stratified Random sampling
Cluster Random sampling
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Question # 16
Parameter in inferential statistics refers to
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Sample value
Data
Population value
Variable name
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Question # 17
The values are represented by identical symbol or picture's
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Bar charts
Pictograms
Circle charts
graphs
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Question # 18
Which among the following is a material for statics.
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Honesty
Poverty
Wisdom
Numerical data
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Question # 19
As a plural noun, who defined statistics very adequately and realistically
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Webster
Bowley
A.M. Tuttle
Prof. H. secrist
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Question # 20
Which of the following is true about skewed distribution.
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It is symmetrical
Mean, median and mode concede
Similar to normal distribution.
The more mean moves away from mode larger skewness
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Question # 21
'Equal chance of being included in the sample", about what does Dr. Yates and Harper defined like this.
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Stratified sampling
Probability sampling
Proportional sampling
None of these
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