Description

This book introduces statistical methods and techniques tailored for public administration, equipping students and professionals with the tools to make data-driven decisions in government and public sector organizations. It covers a range of statistical concepts, including data collection, hypothesis testing, regression analysis, and the interpretation of quantitative data. The book emphasizes how these techniques can be applied to public policy, budgeting, program evaluation, and decision-making processes. With a focus on practical applications, it provides real-world examples, case studies, and exercises to help readers understand how statistical analysis can inform public administration. Designed for public administrators, policymakers, and students of public affairs, this book demonstrates how statistical methods can enhance the effectiveness and efficiency of government operations while promoting transparency and accountability in public service.