methods
descriptive statistics
Distributions are ubiquitous in social science. They appear in the frameworks for analyzing particular topical domains, where they provide a diversity of shapes to represent the range of possible variability in fundamental quantities; in theories, where they provide basic tools for deriving predictions; and in empirical work, where underlying distributional forms are estimated and distributions serve to characterize operation of the unobservables. [Source: The SAGE Encyclopedia of Social Science Research Methods; Distribution]
distribution
economics of poverty
export/import strategies
manufacturing and operations
parametric statistics
processes and routines of journalism
small business management