Statistics is the science of collecting, analyzing, and interpreting data. It is important for planning as it provides information needed for decision making. Some key uses of statistics in planning include collecting demographic data to inform policy, using statistical analysis to forecast demand, and employing techniques like PERT and CPM to optimize project scheduling. Statistical planning is paramount in developing countries as it allows them to gather data and effectively allocate resources for growth.

1. IMORTANCE AND SCOPE OF
STATISTICS
CONTENTS
1. Introduction,
2. Meaning,
3. Statistics in planning,
4. Conclusion,

2. 1. INTRODUCTION
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Foreign language or of algebra,
It may prove use,

3. 2.MEANING
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Collection
Of data
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analyzing
The data
i) Statistics is an art and science of CPAI,
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Presenting
The data
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interpretatio
n
Of the data

4. STATISTICS IN PLANNING,
Regard as “statecraft”
 Collecting information about crimes, military
strength, population, and wealth.
 To very striking degree in our culture, has
become statistical culture.
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5. 
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Cntd…,
Imdespensable in planning may it be in
BEMG
All BEMG resorting planning for increase
efficiency
 “Age of planning”
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Statistics and planning relate each other in
Production,
Consumption,
Price,
Income,
Expenditure, ect.

7. IMPORTANT ASPECTS OF STATS RELATE TO
PLANNING
Index number,
 Time series analysis,
 Demand analysis and forecasting,
 PERT and CPM, ect.
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8. HOW HELPFUL FOR PLANNING
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On an avg
20,000 units
Rainy -4000 units,(28)
Winter-3000 units,(22)
Autumn-5000 units,(36)
Summer-8000
units,(54)
Planning is pre-determined course of action OR
Thinking before doing WHAT to do, WHEN to do,
HOW to do, WHOM to do.
For ex: earn 1,00,000 profit PA as a coke company,
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16
1
12
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20
3000
2500
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Cntd….,
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Planning is paramount important in
developing countries, every country adopting
planning.
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India using statistical planning and
NSS(Nation Sample Survey) was set up for
collecting the statistical data for planning
India.

10. CONCLUSION,
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It is impossible to understand Sociology,
Economics, Finance, or a physical science,
without knowing some general idea lf the
meaning of an average , of variation, of
sampling, and of how to interpret charts and
tables.