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Socio-economic empirical analysis must borrow mathematical tools, but only focusing on "mathematics" and ignoring the underlying "reason" of phenomena can easily lead to "hypothetical analysis", which formally meets the standards but loses the soul of quantitative research. This book emphasizes the eternal mission of scholars in the process of empirical analysis, which is to distinguish between "mathematics" and "reason", and to clarify the two entangled in phenomena. The first part is a systematic monograph, the second part is a reading note on the relationship between mathematics and reason, the third part is the "essay" of "one matter, one reason", and the fourth part is the author's early thinking on the relationship between mathematics and reason, which still serves as a warning to this day. As the fifth book of "Criticism Series of Contemporary Economic Statistics", it applies to the same audience as the first four books. This book incorporates the author's insights and experiences from reading and traveling and may serve as a teaching reference for graduate and undergraduate students, to enhance the flexibility of statistical learning. Many people believe that economic statistics are only for quantitative analysis, but upon closer examination, the focus is on the "degree" of phenomena, that is, measurement.###Dong Qiu is a Chair Professor at Jiangxi University of Finance and Economics. China. In 1993, he was approved by the Office of Academic Degree Commission of the State Council as a PhD supervisor. In 1995, he was granted Special Government Allowances by the State Council. In 2008, he was a distinguished professor of the Chang Jiang Scholars Program. At present, he is the convener of the statistics group of the National Planning Program of Philosophy and Social Sciences, a member of the Management Department of Science & Technology Commission of the Ministry of Education, and deputy director of the National Statistical Textbook Editing Committee. He once served as deputy to the 10th National People's Congress, a member of the 8th round ICP Technical Advisory Group of the World Bank, vice president of the National Statistical Society of China, a member of the Applied Economics Disciplinary Review Group of Academic Degree Commission of the State Council, and co-convenor of Statistical Disciplinary Review Group, member of Advisory Committee of National Bureau of Statistics, vice president of National Accounting Society of China, vice president of the China National Conditions Research Association, vice president of the Study of China's National Conditions, and vice president of Chinese Association of Market Information and Research. His research focuses on national accounting, economic measurement, international comparison, China's statistical reform and development, multi-indicators comprehensive evaluation method, sustainable development, macro adjustment, and regional development. Dongju Li is a Ph. D in Economics, a Professor at Henan University of Economics and Law, and a Doctoral Supervisor at Henan University. Her research focuses on national accounting and economic measurement.