The document outlines the mark distribution for an annual economics examination covering microeconomics and statistics. Microeconomics is allocated 40 marks and covers topics like consumer equilibrium, demand, production, costs, and market forms. Statistics is also allocated 40 marks and covers data collection, presentation, measures of central tendency, correlation, and index numbers. The total exam is worth 100 marks with 80 marks for theory and 20 marks for practical questions.
The document outlines the mark distribution for an annual economics examination covering microeconomics and statistics. Microeconomics is allocated 40 marks and covers topics like consumer equilibrium, demand, production, costs, and market forms. Statistics is also allocated 40 marks and covers data collection, presentation, measures of central tendency, correlation, and index numbers. The total exam is worth 100 marks with 80 marks for theory and 20 marks for practical questions.
The document outlines the mark distribution for an annual economics examination covering microeconomics and statistics. Microeconomics is allocated 40 marks and covers topics like consumer equilibrium, demand, production, costs, and market forms. Statistics is also allocated 40 marks and covers data collection, presentation, measures of central tendency, correlation, and index numbers. The total exam is worth 100 marks with 80 marks for theory and 20 marks for practical questions.
Consumer Equilibrium – IC 4 Only Analysis / Ordinal approach Only Demand and Elasticity of 5 Collection of data 4 demand Production Function 6 Organisation of data 4 Supply and elasticity of 6 Presentation of data 6 supply Cost 5 Measures of central 9 tendency Revenue and Producer’s 6 Correlation 9 equilibrium Forms of market and Price 4 Index Numbers 7 Determination (Simultaneous increase and decrease in demand and supply is Excluded) TOTAL 40 40
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