The Economics exam is designed to assess your understanding of economic principles, theories, and analytical methods. It will test both your theoretical knowledge and your ability to apply economic reasoning to real-world scenarios.
Microeconomics – demand and supply, market structures, consumer and producer behavior.
Macroeconomics – inflation, unemployment, GDP, fiscal and monetary policy.
Econometrics and Data Analysis – interpreting economic data, graphs, and basic statistical methods.
International Economics – trade, exchange rates, and globalization effects.
Public Economics and Policy – taxation, government expenditure, and policy analysis.
Answer all questions.
Each question has four options; select the most appropriate answer.
Questions may cover any of the expected topics listed above.
Answer all questions.
Each response should be concise (2–5 sentences).
Questions may involve analyzing economic scenarios, interpreting data, or applying economic theories.
The exam will be shared with you upon hire.
Compile all your answers in one Word document.
Ensure your answers are clearly labeled with the question numbers.
Submit your completed document by 4th February 2026, 11:00 PM.