Exam International Money
Universiteit van Amsterdam Faculteit Economie en Bedrijfskunde
EXAM INTERNATIONAL TRADE (Core Course)
15 January 2007 9.30-12.30 hrs.
Instructions regarding the organisation of the exam • • • • • Only the following items are allowed on your table: the exam and other materials provided by the invigilators (e.g., writing paper), your student card, a pen, pencil, eraser and a non-programmable pocket calculator. Other electronic equipment must be switched off and kept in your bag or coat. Bags must be closed and put next to your table. It is not allowed to go to the toilet during the first half hour nor during the last hour of the exam. In the meantime you can only go to the toilet with permission of an invigilator. It is not allowed to leave the exam room within the first half hour of the exam, and after that first half hour students are not allowed to start the exam. If these instructions are not followed, you can be excluded from the exam.
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Instructions for answering the exam questions Read the question carefully and make sure that you give an answer to the question. Do this briefly, but always clarify your answer, unless explicitly stated otherwise. So do not digress too much: incorrect or irrelevant remarks can cost you points. Write legibly; text that is difficult to read will be ignored. Write down your name and student identification number on every answering sheet. Make sure that the margins are wide enough to facilitate the assessment. The amount of points for each question is given within parentheses. The maximum amount of points is 100 of which 60 points can be earned via the multiple-choice questions and the remaining 40 points can be earned via the open questions. Redraw graphs on your answering sheet if that is needed for answering the question. The exam grades and answers will become available on Blackboard on the 29th of January 2007. You can look into your graded exam on the 6th of February 2007 at 13:45-14:45 hrs, in room
EXAM INTERNATIONAL TRADE (Core Course)
15 January 2007 9.30-12.30 hrs.
Instructions regarding the organisation of the exam • • • • • Only the following items are allowed on your table: the exam and other materials provided by the invigilators (e.g., writing paper), your student card, a pen, pencil, eraser and a non-programmable pocket calculator. Other electronic equipment must be switched off and kept in your bag or coat. Bags must be closed and put next to your table. It is not allowed to go to the toilet during the first half hour nor during the last hour of the exam. In the meantime you can only go to the toilet with permission of an invigilator. It is not allowed to leave the exam room within the first half hour of the exam, and after that first half hour students are not allowed to start the exam. If these instructions are not followed, you can be excluded from the exam.
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Instructions for answering the exam questions Read the question carefully and make sure that you give an answer to the question. Do this briefly, but always clarify your answer, unless explicitly stated otherwise. So do not digress too much: incorrect or irrelevant remarks can cost you points. Write legibly; text that is difficult to read will be ignored. Write down your name and student identification number on every answering sheet. Make sure that the margins are wide enough to facilitate the assessment. The amount of points for each question is given within parentheses. The maximum amount of points is 100 of which 60 points can be earned via the multiple-choice questions and the remaining 40 points can be earned via the open questions. Redraw graphs on your answering sheet if that is needed for answering the question. The exam grades and answers will become available on Blackboard on the 29th of January 2007. You can look into your graded exam on the 6th of February 2007 at 13:45-14:45 hrs, in room