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Stellungnahme des Vereins Deutscher Maschinenbauanstalten zu dem Artikel II des Entwurfs eines "Gesetzes zur Förderung des Preisabbaues" betr. Massnahmen gegen Ringbildung

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1749158779
URN:
urn:nbn:de:zbw-retromon-122103
Document type:
Monograph
Title:
Stellungnahme des Vereins Deutscher Maschinenbauanstalten zu dem Artikel II des Entwurfs eines "Gesetzes zur Förderung des Preisabbaues" betr. Massnahmen gegen Ringbildung
Place of publication:
Berlin-Charlottenburg
Publisher:
$hVerein Dt. Maschinenbau-Anstalten
Year of publication:
1926
Scope:
19 S.
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Economics Books
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  • An Introduction to the theory of statistics
  • Title page
  • Part I. The theory of atributes
  • Part II. The theory of variables
  • Part III. Theory of sampling
  • Index

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XIV.—REMOVING LIMITATIONS OF SIMPLE SAMPLING. 285 
For the mean number of successes we evidently have 
M=mp, +m,py + maps +... . 
=n a, 
Pp, being the mean chance Z(mp)/n. To find the standard-deviation 
of the number of successes at each throw, it should be noted that 
this may be regarded as made up of the number of successes in 
the m, dice for which the chances are 21 9; together with the 
number of successes amongst the m, dice for which the chances 
are p, q,, and so on: and these numbers of successes are all 
independent. Hence 
0 =m P1qy + MoPoy + MgPigs + +o 
= Z(mpq), 
Substituting 1-p for ¢, as before, and using o, to denote the 
standard-deviation of p, 
ol =npyg, — no; v2.3) 
or if s be, as before, the standard-deviation of the proportion of 
successes, 
_Puls_0y 
$= Si . 4) 
12. The effect of the chances varying for the individual dice or 
other “events” is therefore to lower the standard-deviation, as 
calculated from the mean proportion Ppp and the effect may 
conceivably be considerable. To take a limiting case, if p be zero 
for half the events and unity for the remainder, Po=9,=3, and 
o,=3, so that s is zero. To take another illustration, still some- 
what extreme, if the values of p are uniformly distributed over 
the whole range between 0 and 1, p,=9,=4 as before but = 
1/12=0-0833 (Chap. VIIL § 12, p. 143). “Hence §2=01667/n, 
s=0408//n, instead of 0-5/n/n, the value of s if the chances are 
$ in every case. In most practical cases, however, the effect will be 
much less. Thus the standard-deviation of sampling for a death- 
rate of, say, 18 ver thousand in a population of uniform age and 
one sex is (18 x 982)}/s/n=133//n. Ina population of the age 
composition of that of England and Wales, however, the death- 
rate is not, of course, uniform, but varies from a high value in 
infancy (say 150 per thousand), through very low values (2 to 4 
per thousand) in childhood to continuously increasing values in 
old age ; the standard-deviation of the rate within such a popula- 
tion is roughly about 30 per thousand. But the effect of this
	        

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