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October 2002 - The Statistics Newsletterpdf,264Kb,English | View long abstract 04-Oct-2002 In this issue: "Four Challenges for International Statisticians"; "SDMX Moving Forward"; "Floods Ruin Czech Statistics"; "Statistics Netherlands' Approach to Social Statistics: The Social Statistical Dataset"; ... |
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