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Policy and economics for development teaching kit

For faculty in social work and development studies programmes, NGO learning and development teams, and foundations that train their implementing partners. The kit brings together what ImpactMojo has published for teaching policy and economics, licensed for your institution or for one cohort.

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What a teacher or trainer gets

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What the kit contains
Item	Format
Policy and economics question bank 500 multiple-choice questions in ten sections of 50, with an answer key and a second key that explains each answer in one line.	PDF
Understanding Development: Course Notes The free development economics course as 86 printable pages across 13 modules.	PDF
Public Policy: Course Notes The free public policy course as 73 printable pages across 16 modules.	PDF
Public Choice: Course Notes The free public choice course as 167 printable pages across 13 modules.	PDF
Econometrics Formulae Poster OLS, difference-in-differences, fixed effects, IV and 2SLS, regression discontinuity and logit.	A3 PDF

ImpactMojo has no trainer deck or workbook on this subject yet. The kit is the question bank with three sets of course notes and the econometrics poster.

The question bank

The bank has 500 original multiple-choice questions on policy and economics for development, in ten sections of 50. Each question has four options and one correct answer. The file includes a short answer key and a second key that explains each answer in one sentence, which you can read out after a test or hand to learners.

The questions range from recall to application and analysis. They were written for this bank and checked for accuracy.

Sections: Microeconomics foundations, Macroeconomics & development, Welfare economics & market failures, Poverty & inequality measurement, Development economics, Public finance & taxation, The policy process & analysis, Behavioural economics & policy, Political economy & institutions, Labour, trade & industrial policy.

How trainers use it

Pre and post tests. Draw two parallel sets of questions from the same sections. Give one before a module and the other after it, so a learner cannot score higher on the second simply by remembering the first.
Module quizzes. Each section of 50 lines up with a topic, so a short quiz at the end of a session can come from the section that session covered.
Item analysis. After a test, count how many learners chose each option. A question nearly everyone gets right is too easy to tell learners apart, and a wrong option nobody picks is doing no work. Both are worth replacing from the bank.
Discussion. The explanation key gives the reasoning behind each answer, which makes a wrong answer a starting point for a class discussion.

Sample questions

Real questions from the bank, the first three sections shown. The file has all 500 with both answer keys.

ImpactMojo Assessment Series

Policy & Economics for Development

Microeconomics Foundations

The law of demand states that, holding other factors constant, an increase in the price of a good will:

A. Increase the quantity demanded

B. Have no effect on quantity demanded

C. Increase both demand and supply

D. Decrease the quantity demanded

Macroeconomics & Development

GDP measures the total market value of all final goods and services produced within a country's borders in a given period. What is the key distinction between GDP and GNP (Gross National Product)?

A. GDP counts production within borders regardless of ownership, while GNP counts production by nationals regardless of location

B. GDP includes only manufactured goods, while GNP includes services too

C. GDP is measured annually, while GNP is measured quarterly

D. GDP excludes government spending, while GNP includes it

Welfare Economics & Market Failures

An allocation of resources is said to be Pareto efficient when:

A. Total output in the economy is maximized regardless of distribution

B. No one can be made better off without making at least one other person worse off

C. Everyone in society has an equal share of resources

D. The government has redistributed income to reduce poverty

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FAQ

Who is the kit for?

It is for anyone who teaches or assesses other people: university faculty, NGO learning and development teams, and foundations that train the organisations they fund.

How is the kit priced?

Per institution or per cohort. The price depends on how many learners will use the material and for how long. Send the form above and we will reply with a figure.

What does the ₹499 question bank on its own include?

The one PDF: a cover, the 500 questions in ten sections, a compact answer key, and an answer key with one-line explanations. It does not include the other items in the kit.

Are the courses behind the notes free?

Yes. Every ImpactMojo course is free to study online. The course notes are the same material as one printable PDF.