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Professorship in Empirical Economics and Applied Statistics
Leader and topics
Prof. Dr. Martin Missong


Bayesian Networks

Statistics in Court

Quantitative Risk Management
News
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Lectureship in Istanbul

Conference Contribution

Guest Lecture
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Have a good start into the summer semester!
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Have a good start into the new semester!

Dr. Tanja Ihden will leave our work area as of 1. September

Have a good start into the new semester!

COIL-Project „Business Analytics Application in Industries“ successfully completed

Promotion Paola Janßen

The sales during the semester take place in the office of the Professorship in Empirical Economics and Applied Statistics, Building: WIWI 1 (Aldi-Building), 2. Floor, Room A2370, regularly on:
monday 10:00-12:00,
tuesday, 12:00-16:00,
wednesday, 10:00-12:00
and
thursday, 10:00-12:00.

The brothers Björn and Sören Christensen are publishing the column "Achtung: Statistik" (engl.: "Attention: Statistic" periodically. Based on scientific argumentation it is shown, in an entertaining way, at which points in our daily life we are confrontated with statistics and which false conclusions, without awareness of statistics, we probably make.
You can find the link to the column here
The initiative "Unstatistik des Monats" (engl.: "Un-statistic of the month") was founded in 2012 by psychologist Gerd Gigerenzer from Berlin and the economists Thomas Bauer from Bochum and Walter Krämer from Dortmund. In this column, statistic news based on not appropiate data or misinterpretation of data, are exposed. The spectrum of false conclusions are from comical to frightening.
You can find the link to the column here