Basic statistics are a part of your business toolbox. This tutorial shows you the step-by-step process of how to find the range of a data set using your own numbers.
Basic statistics are a part of your business toolbox. This tutorial shows you the step-by-step process of how to find the mean of a data set using your own numbers.
This tutorial shows you the step-by-step process of how to find the median of a data set using your own numbers. It also shows how this process differs, depending on having an even or odd number of values in your data set.
Explore basic statistics with this printable Smartacus Study Sheet. Review the types of graphs (line, bar, pie chart), how to read a table, and basic data set values -- median, mode, mean, and range.
Governments use taxes as an imposed financial charge or levy upon an individual or legal entity to raise revenue for public-purposes. Learn how taxes affect buyers and sellers with this tutorial.
Graphs are a fundamental concept in many areas, from math to economics. This interactive tutorial will guide you through the basic concepts, including calculating the slope of a line.
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Do you know what the 'rise over the run' means? Use this Formula Solver! Series program to learn how to determine the slope of a line, and discover what conditions can result in having a negative slope, a positive slope, or no slope at all.
Knowing the consumer price index (CPI) for a city helps you see how affordable it is. This Formula Solver will help you compare salaries relative to the CPI's for two cities.
How well do you know your business terms? Take the plunge with this fun quiz -- ten questions randomly selected from accounting, economics, finance, management, marketing, business organization, and human resources.
Learn the important terms and definitions for accounting, marketing, economics, and other business disciplines with these flashcards. You can even study while you play a concentration game, too!
The demand curve shows how price can affect the quantity demanded of a product or service. Learn about the concept of demand and movement along the demand curve with this interactive tutorial.
The demand curve shows how price can affect the quantity demanded of a product or service. Learn about the concept of demand and the how the demand curve shifts with this interactive tutorial.
The supply and demand curve equilibrium shows the point of market equilibrium where the supply curve and demand curve intersect. Learn about how changes in one curve affects the other with this interactive tutorial.
The supply and demand curve equilibrium shows the point of a balanced market where the supply curve intersects the demand curve. Learn how changes in price affects the equilibrium in this interactive tutorial.
The price elasticity of demand is used to learn how much of a change will occur to the demand quantity when the price changes. Learn how price elasticity of demand works with this interactive tutorial.
The price elasticity of supply is used to learn how much of a change will occur to the supply quantity when the price changes. Learn about the price elasticity of supply with this interactive tutorial.
The production possibilities frontier is a graph representing the possible output combinations of two products in the current market of technology and resources, creating a choice of tradeoffs in the marketplace. Learn more about the production possibilities frontier with this interactive tutorial.
The supply curve shows how price can affect the quantity supplied of a product or service, if all the variables affecting demand remain constant. Learn about the supply curve and movement along the curve with this interactive tutorial.
The supply curve shows how price can affect the quantity supplied of a product or service, if all the variables affecting demand remain constant. Learn about the supply curve and how changes in supply quantity affect the curve with this interactive tutorial.