CONTRIBUTIONS TO TESTING STATISTICAL HYPOTHESES - JANUSZ L. WYWIAŁ

The book "Contributions to Testing Statistical Hypotheses" by Janusz L. Wywiał is a publication that introduces the reader to the world of statistical auditing. The author presents the decision-making process in auditing as a problem of verifying appropriately formulated statistical hypotheses. This is a must-read for students of economics, auditors, and anyone interested in the application of statistics in practice.

• Practical application of statistics in auditing
• Decisions in auditing as hypothesis verification
• For students and practitioners
• Author: Janusz L. Wywiał
• Year of publication: 2016
• Number of pages: 156

This book is a valuable source of knowledge for people who want to understand how statistics can be used in the audit process. The author focuses on the practical aspect, presenting specific examples and applications. The reader will learn how to formulate statistical hypotheses, how to verify them, and how to interpret the results. This is an essential read for anyone who wants to improve their skills in the field of statistical auditing.

The Scientific Publishing House PWN, known for its high-quality scientific publications, guarantees the reliability and timeliness of the information presented. The book was published in 2016, which ensures that the methods and techniques contained therein comply with the latest standards. The 234x171 mm format and paperback cover make the book convenient to use and easy to carry. The number of pages (156) allows for a comprehensive discussion of the topic without unnecessarily distracting the reader.

Janusz L. Wywiał, the author of this publication, is a recognized expert in the field of statistics and auditing. His experience and knowledge guarantee that the reader receives a solid amount of information that he can immediately apply in practice. This book is not only theory, but above all practical tips and examples that will help in the effective conduct of statistical audits. Thanks to this book, the decision-making process in audits will become more precise and effective.