Approaches to Sets
Posted: Wed Jun 23, 2010 5:56 pm
Note: you should beware of the differences between statistics, probability and prediction and the possible sets of investigation, ie. infinite sets (fx. by Cantor), unknown sets and partially known sets and known sets.
In economy, also, you may think broadly of two scopes of growth, sales and product improvement and the generation/development of new products. This is only within the existing corporate structure, so in addition...
So both economical analysis and the classical natural science analyses can or will be incredibly hard to get right because of the unknown factors that may contribute.
Good luck with your analyses!
In economy, also, you may think broadly of two scopes of growth, sales and product improvement and the generation/development of new products. This is only within the existing corporate structure, so in addition...
So both economical analysis and the classical natural science analyses can or will be incredibly hard to get right because of the unknown factors that may contribute.
Good luck with your analyses!