Introduction to Statistics For Business Decisions [Hardcover] Robert Schlaifer

Description

1961 McGraw-Hill edition. Hardcover is scuffed and worn along the corners/edges/spine. Pages have some markings/underlining but are still completely readable. Water stain on outside page edges. Binding is secure.

This well-loved copy of “Introduction to Statistics For Business Decisions” by Robert Schlaifer offers a glimpse into the early days of modern business statistics. Published in 1961, this pioneering work was one of the first to bridge the gap between theoretical statistics and practical applications in the business world. Schlaifer, a renowned mathematician and operations researcher, brought his expertise to bear on topics like decision theory, probability models, and data analysis – concepts that would become increasingly vital as businesses sought to leverage data for competitive advantage.

While the book’s physical condition shows signs of use, the markings and underlining within its pages are a testament to its educational value for generations of students and professionals. The water stain on the edges, though cosmetic, serves as a reminder of the book’s journey through time and the environments in which it was studied. For collectors and readers alike, this copy represents an opportunity to engage with a foundational text that helped shape the field of business statistics as we know it today.