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University trimester examination paper setting out structured macroeconomics questions on GDP, inflation, unemployment, productivity, savings, investment, and exchange rate regimes for Bachelor in Business Administration students.
Institution: Riara School of Business
Programme: Bachelor in Business Administration (Evening Class)
Unit Code: RFN 104
Unit Title: Principles of Macroeconomics
Examination Period: January to April 2025 Trimester
Date: 12th April 2025
Duration: 2 Hours
Type of Document: University Examination Paper
Examination Format: Closed-book examination
Total Questions: Four
Compulsory Section: Question One (30 Marks)
Total Marks: 70 Marks
Topics Covered: GDP calculation, inflation, unemployment, government policy, productivity, exchange rates, savings and investment
Instructions: General and special examination instructions provided
Price: 8 / 10 USD
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