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(External Programme)
(1) Statistical Inference:
(50%)
(i) Estimation:
Estimator, Different measures of closeness of an Estimator, some properties
of estimators: consistency, unbiasedness and efficiency. Methods of estimation:
Maximum likelihood estimator and its properties (without proof), Method of
maximum likelihood, method of moments, method of chi-squares, Confidence
intervals, methods of finding confidence intervals, large sample confidence intervals,
confidence intervals for parameters elementary distributions.
(ii) Testing of Hypotheses:
Statistical hypotheses, critical region, two types of errors, level of significance,
power of a test, Neyman Pearsons Lemma (without proof ) and its applications
( Binomial, Poisson, Normal and Exponential distributions ), The most powerful test
of a simple hypothesis against a simple alternative.
(2) Univariate Distribution:
Introduction, Important properties and application of (i) Hyper Geometric
distribution (ii) Negative Binomial distribution (iii) Cauchy distribution (iv) Laplace
distribution (v) Log-Normal distribution.
(25%)
(3) Non-Parametric Tests:
Introduction, comparison of parametric and non-parametric tests, Run test for
randomness, Kolmogrov-Smirnov testof goodness of fit, extension of Median test,
Kruskal-Wallis test (one-way analysis of variance), Rank correlation, Kendalls
Rank correlation.
(25%)
BOOKS :
(1) Johnsons, N. L. and Kotz, S. (1977) :Distributions in Statistics, John Wiley.
(2) Ferguson, T. (1967): Mathematical Statistics; Academic Press.
(3) Jaiswal, M. C. (1973): Statistical Distributions; Guj. Uni. Book Pub. Board,
Ahmedabad.
(4) Rohatgi, V. K. (1984): Introduction to Probability Theory and Mathematical
Statistics; Wiley Eastern.
(5) Gibbons, J.D. (1976) : Non-Parametric Methods for Quantitative Analysis;
Holt, Rinehart and Winston
(6) Sidney Seigal (1956): Non-Parametric Methods for Behavioural Sciences;
Mac-Graw Hills.
(External Programme)
(1) Demography :
Meaning and scope of demography, history and growth of demography,
measures of population growth, common measures of growth rate, growth curves:
Logarithmic, Exponential, Gompertz and Logistic curves , measures of mortality
rates, natal and porinatal mortality rates, stadardised age, specific death rates with
numerical examples, Life -Tables, Abridged life tables, numerical examples to
illustrate these methods, population projections: methods of projection, study of
sample models for population projections, Fertility and Reproduction rates. (40%)
(2) Indian Official Statistics :
Present official statistical system in India, Central Statistical Organization,
National Sample Surveys, National Council of Applied Economics Research,
Computer Center of Department of Statistics in India - functions, objectives methods
of collection of official statistics, its reliability and limitations. Principal
publications containing data on the topics such as population, agriculture, industry.
Index Number: meaning, need, uses, selection of items, collection of price data,
fixing of weights, selection of base, computational methods with precautions in its
uses.
(30%)
(3) National Income :
Concept of National Income. Methods of its estimation. Lorenz curve and
Paretos law of Income Distribution: concept, derivations and applications. (30%)
BOOKS :
(1) Pathak, K. B. and Ram, R. (1992): Techniques of Demographic Analysis
Himalaya Pub. House, Delhi.
(2) Jaiswal, M. C. (1984) : Arth Vishayak ankadashashtra (in Gujarati);
University Granth Nirman Board, Ahmedabad.
(3) Srivastava, O. S. (1983): A Textbook of Demography; Vikas Publishing House.
(External Programme)
(1) Mathematical Economics:
Concept of utility function and indifference curves, demandand compensated
demand function, Production function, Formulation of a production function,
Elasticity of substitution for two input factors of production, Cobb- Douglas
production function, CES production function & methods of estimation of their
parameters, Leontiefs input-output static, open and closed models and its importance
in inter- industry relations.
(40%)
(2) Econometric methods:
The nature and role of econometrics, Introduction to econometric models:
(i) Single equation model, (ii) Simultaneous equations model.
Single equation model : Ordinary least squares model Estimation of parameters,
problem of multiocollinearity. Generalized least squares model Estimation of
parametrs (Aitkens estimator), Problem of heteroscedasticity and autocorrelation,
methods of estimation in each case, grouping of observations and Durbin-Watson
test.
Simultaneous equations models: Problem of identification : Statement and
application of Rank and order conditions. Estimation of parameters of two equations
by two-stage least squares method.
(30%)
(3) Time Series Analysis:
Stationary time-series, 1st order Auto-regressive model & determination of
dispersion matrix, Autocorrelation function, correlogram and periodogram analysis.
(30%)
BOOKS :
(1) Allen, R. G. D. : (1973): Mathematical Analysis for economists.
(2) Box and Jenkins (1970): Time Series Analysis; Holden Day Publications.
(3) Jaiswal, M. C. (1964): Artha Vishayak Ankadashashtra (in Gujarati); University
Granth Nirman Board , Ahmedabad.
(4) Handerson, M. A. & Quandt ( 1980): Micro Economics Theory / Mathematical
Economics, Mac-Graw Hills.
(5) Gujarati, D. (1979): Basic Econometrics; Mac-Graw Hills.
(6) Johnston, J. (1982): Econometric methods; Mac-Graw Hills and Kogakusha Ltd.
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Paper V
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Advanced Statistics
BOOKS :
(1) Federer, W.T. (1955): Experimental Designs - Theory and Applications, Oxford
& TBH Pub.
(2) Shah, S. M. (1976): Nidarshan Padhdhatio ane Prayogik Abhikalpanao (in
Gujarati ); University Granth Nirman Board, Ahmedabad.
(3) Montgomery, D.C.(1991) : Design and Analysis of Experiments; John Wiley.
(4) Cochran, W.G. (1984): Sampling Techniques, Wiley Eastern.
(5) Mukhopadhyay, P. (1979): Applied Statistics, Books & Allied Pub., Kolkata.
(External Programme)
Effect From 2015- 16
(1) Linear Programming:
Formulation of L.P.P.,Simplex method, revised simplex method, BigM method,
Two-phase method. Duality in L.P.P.; concept and application, statement of duality
theorem and its application.
(50%)
(2) Inventory Models:
EOQ models with uniform rate of demand and shortages not allowed,
deterministic models with shortages, instantaneous production , finite rate of
replenishment model, probabilistic demand model , single period model with uniform
demand , ABC analysis of inventory.
(25%)
(3) Queuing theory:
Classification of queues, Poisson process and exponential distribution,
transient and steady states, Poisson queues with single service channel, Finite and
infinite capacity and its characteristics.
(25%)
Books :
(1) Hadley, G. (1995): Linear Programming, Narosa Publishing House, New Delhi.
(2) Paria, G. ( ): Linear Programming, Books & Allied pvt Ltd., Kolkata.
(3) Kanti Swarup, P.K. Gupta and Man Mohan (1995): Operations Research; Sultan
Chand & Sons; New Delhi.
(4) Sharma, S.D. (1998): Operations Research; Kedar Nath & Sons, Meerut.
(5) Sharma, J.K. (1998): Operations Research; Mac Milan Pub., New Delhi.