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Explain five factors which determine the productivity of labour.
Briefly describe four theories used to determine wages of labourers.
Explain the reasons for studying International Economics
Outline the assumptions of Economic Order Quantity (EOQ).
Outline methods used to derive Economic Order Quantity (EOQ).
Outline the types of inventory control system.
Outline objectives of inventory control
Discuss the impact of agricultural activities on environmental degradation.
Discuss causes of market failure in environmental economics.
Explain the reasons why commercial banks prefer to lend Short-term loans.
Discuss various goals of an economic policy.
State six uses of ratios
Outline four critical issues which must be noted when carrying out trend and industrial analysis
Describe the classifications of financial ratios.
Outline the two basic financial statements
Define the term financial statement analysis.
Briefly describe Keynes four key contributions to the school of economics.
Describe any four principles of combining enterprises in a product-product decision(s).
Outline three conditions for the success of devaluation policy
Distinguish between demand pull inflation and cost push inflation.
What factors hinder Kenya's level of attainment of sustainable development goals? Examine policy options for the same.
Discuss Kenya's level of attainment of sustainable development goals.
State eight things you could do to ensure high response rate for online questionnaires
State four assumptions of backyard production model.
Outline the assumptions or axioms of urban economics.
Outline the steps to be followed when constructing a mathematical model in linear programming.
What are the basic requirements of a linear programming model?
State the applications of indifference curves
Explain four ways in which trading countries benefits from economic integration.
State six limitations of Ricardian comparative cost theory