EET 301: MACROECONOMIC THEORY III

Institution KENYATTA UNIVERSITY
Course ECONOMIC THEORY
Year 1st Year
Semester Unknown
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In this unit you will be introduced to the major macroeconomic theory paying attention to their applicability in different settings of developing countries. The general objectives of this unit may be summarized as follows: Explain the meaning of macroeconomic models. Detect strengths and weaknesses of macroeconomic models. Explain how macroeconomic models may be used for proper management of an economy. Teach macroeconomics after your degree course; and Prepare yourself for more advance studies in economic theory.
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