FROM THE INDEX NUMERS’ METHOD TO THE METHOD OF COEFFICIENT OF ELASTICITY
Journal Title: Revista Romana de Statistica - Year 2013, Vol 61, Issue 7
Abstract
Using the simple method of index numbers, and synthesizing the originality of his excellent statistical thinking by definition, this article identifies and presents an inimitable shortcut from Index – Numbers’ method to elasticity method. A final remark underlines the beauty and the rigour of this scientific demarche specific for the statistical thinking. This paper is a real homage addressed to Professor M. C. Demetrescu, and to his remarkable PhD thesis, printed approximately half a century ago, one of the best statistic and economic book about population demand.
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Gheorghe SĂVOIU
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