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    1) The document discusses key statistical concepts and characteristics of distributions including tendencies, dispersion, frequency distributions, and correlation. 2) Tables of statistical data and graphical representations such as histograms and scatter plots are presented to illustrate these concepts. 3) Examples of how statistical analysis can be used to study economic and social phenomena like growth rates, income levels, and trends over time are provided.

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