Causal Analysis

by David R. Heise

The book reflects the modern trend in statistics and sociology. It is based on such a description of interdependent variables, in which they can be divided into cause variables and consequence variables. For this concept, causes and effects are expressed in mathematical form, after which the study of socio-economic phenomena can be supported by calculations. It is written as a self-instruction manual in a strictly thought-out sequence with a large number of examples and tasks. An extensive bibliography is given.

For teachers of statistics, logic, sociology, philosophy, as well as for university students.

318 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 1975