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Associate
Banking Diploma — Option Subject Regional and International Development |
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| Objective To provide candidates with broad knowledge of the development and opportunities available to East Africa customers, East Africans and the African sub-continent. |
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SYLLABUS: |
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Development perspectives Definition of economic development, dimensions of development including measurement of development. Country experience of the East and Southern Africa. |
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| 2. | Development
Strategies Industrialization strategy. Agricultural strategy, Trade strategy including export-oriented strategies. Technology transfer. |
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Market Mechanism as an Instrument of Development Trade policies, exchange control, no tariff barriers to regional trade EPZs. |
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Regional groupings COMESA, SADC, East African Cooperation, AEC e.g. East African Cooperation, Success and failures. Problems of duplicity of purposes. |
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International Groupings Europe Union, free trade areas NAFTA (USA, CANADA and MEXICO), COMECON, ACP. |
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Resource Mobilization The role and activities of regional finance institutions. World Bank and its agencies, African Development Bank, PTA Bank, EADB. |
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New Products Non traditional products offered by Banks in the East and Southern African region, credit cards, debit cards, proce guarantee certificates, money market investments, capital markets. |
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THE EXAMINATION Time Allowed: Three (3) hours. Examination Format: Attempt four (4) questions each 25 marks. |
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