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Spiral bound. Condición: Good. 53, [1] pages, plus covers. Illustrations. Some participant notes to some pages are present. FINC7100D001 - Federal Appropriations Law: Description: In this comprehensive course, you will learn how to correctly interpret and apply federal appropriations law to the use of appropriated funds. You will gain a solid foundation in federal government appropriations law using the Government Accountability Office (GAO) Principles of Federal Appropriations Law (Red Book), Chapters 1 through 9 as the text. At the completion of the course, you will be able to determine the availability of appropriations as to purpose, time and amount and to avoid Anti-deficiency Act errors. The course also explores the relationship of agency budgets to appropriations, and the propriety, timing, and legality of certain types of expenditures. Working in teams, you will gain practical experience by completing case studies that are based on actual Comptroller General Decisions. Presumed First Edition, First printing thus.…

Soft cover. Condición: Fine. Deming, W. Edwards (1900-1993) with Raymond T. Birge. "On the Statistical Theory of Errors", offprint from Reviews of Modern Physics, volume 6, pp 119-181, July 1934, with additions and corrections dated 1937 and 1938.  Printed ca. 1939. Printed wrappers, fine condition, with the original owner's name in ink at the top right corner of the front wrappers.  Rare.  $250. "In 1934, Deming published, jointly with the UC Berkeley Physicist Raymond T. Birge, an influential paper ``On the Statistical Theory of Errors.'' This review paper brought the methods of Fisher, Neyman and Pearson (q.v.), and Jeffreys (q.v.) to a broad audience of American physical Scientists. It was reprinted with additional notes in 1937 by the Graduate School of the USDA, and it served effectively as a textbook for over a decade. In correspondence with Deming, Fisher was generally quite complimentary, although in a 1940 letter to Maurice Frechet (q.v.) about Deming and Birge, Fisher complained that he found ``these writers very often obscure.'' This material also made its way into Deming's mimeographed lecture notes on least squares which first appeared in 1938, which he later turned into the 1943 book on the adjustment of statistical data." "Summary. Long recognized as a leading proponent of statistical sampling and approaches to quality improvement, Deming led major efforts to bring statistical approaches and methods to bear on problems in government, science and industry." Quote sources: Stephen E. Fienberg and Stephen M. Stigler, W. Edwards Deming, from StatProb, the Encyclopedia sponsored by the Statistics and Probability Societies. …