Economics - 2017 E.C (2024/2025) Ethiopian University Entrance Exam (EUEE)

A Exchange rate policy

B Monetary policy

C Fiscal policy

D Property rights policy

A Depression marked by a decline in unemployment

B Depression marked by underproduction

C Depression marked by fall in incomes

D Enjoyment marked by a fall in prices

A Increasing people's income by increasing taxes

B Increasing government expenditure to solve recession

C Solving trade deficit by increasing imports

D Increasing government expenditure to control inflation

A Lowering interest rate decreases aggregate demand.

B Increasing the discount rote increases aggregate demand.

C An increase in money supply decreases aggregate demand.

D An increase in money supply increases aggregate demand.

A Maximizing firm's profit

B Controlling inflation

C Encouraging firm's competition

D Restructuring the market

A Expanding access to education and health services and achieving MDGs

B Launching strategy of Agricultural Development Led Industrialization

C Maintaining macroeconomic stability, ensuring rapid sustainable economic growth and creating decent job

D Speed up and catalyze transformation of the domestic private sector and render them a capable development force

A Enhancement of technical and vocational education

B Overvalued currency and implemented pricing policies

C Transition from an agricultural economy to an agro-industry

D Strengthened a political system that guaranteed administrative justice

A Sluggish structural transformation and weak sectorial linkages

B Actual growth performance was higher than the annual target rate.

C The contribution of the service sector to the overall GDP was the highest.

D The contribution of each sector to the overall economy was uniformly low.

A Building regional monopoly power and economy

B Quality economic growth and shared prosperity

C Public sector-led economic growth

D Gender and social exclusion

A Encouraging debt vulnerabilities.

B Creating inadequate job opportunities

C Transition from private to public sector-led growth

D Maintaining macroeconomic stability