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Introduction to economics

Unit: Economics

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April 2025

3 Questions
Question 6b
​​Describe FIVE ways in which a government may influence allocation of resources


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Question 2c
​​Explain FIVE applications of production possibility curves in economics.


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Question 1a
​ ​​Explain THREE basic economic problems


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August 2024

2 Questions
Question 5a
​​Explain THREE demerits of the deductive method of economic analysis.


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Question 5c
​​Describe how the concept of opportunity cost is applied in decision making with respect to:

(i) Consumers.

(ii) Firms.

(iii) Governance.

(iv) International trade.


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April 2024

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Question 2a
​ ​​With an aid of a well labelled diagram, explain the concept of Production Possibility Frontier (PPF).


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December 2023

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Question 6a
​​Describe THREE steps involved in the scientific method of studying economics.


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August 2023

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Question 1c
​​Distinguish between “merit goods” and “public goods”.


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Question 3b
​​Enumerate FIVE economies of scale that may be enjoyed by a manufacturing firm.


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Question 3c
​​Describe FOUR ways in which a government might restrict international trade.


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Question 5b
​​Outline FIVE advantages of trade liberalisation to traders.


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April 2023

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Question 1b
​​Enumerate FIVE benefits of studying economics.


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December 2022

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Question 6a
​​Outline FOUR disadvantages of a controlled market system.


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Question 1c
​​List FOUR characteristics of economic resources.


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December 2021

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Question 2a
​​Examine six features of capital as a factor of production.


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May 2021

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Question 3b
​ ​​With particular interest on inferior goods, use the indifference curve analysis to demonstrate and explain the income and substitution effect of a fall in price.


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Question 1c
​​(i) Define the term "Consumer Sovereignty" as used in economics.
(ii) Summarise six limitations of consumer sovereignty in an economy.


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November 2019

3 Questions
Question 3a
​​Highlight four assumptions of consumer rationality. 


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Question 2a
​​Evaluate three fundamental economic issues that a society has to address to minimise the problem of scarcity of resources.


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Question 1b
​ ​​With the aid of a diagram, explain the concept of production possibility curve. 


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May 2019

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Question 2a
​ ​​(i) Enumerate characteristics of a free market economic system.
(ii) State advantages of a free market economic system.


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Question 3a
​​(i) Explain the difference between the "cardinal approach" and the "ordinal approach" to measuring utility.
(ii) Outline limitations of the cardinal approach to measuring utility.


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Question 5c
​​Outline limitations of the theory of comparative advantage as used in international trade.


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November 2018

4 Questions
Question 1a
​​ Differentiate between "economic resources" and "non economic resources".


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Question 1b
(i) Explain the term "consumer sovereignty" as used in economics.
(ii) Outline eight factors that hinder consumers' sovereignty,


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Question 3b
 Examine applications of indifference curve analysis in an economy.


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Question 4a
Highlight characteristics of a mixed economic system.


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May 2017

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Question 3b
Outline four limitations of the cardinal approach to the theory of consumer behaviour.


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Question 7b
Outline six limitations of the theory of comparative advantage


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Question 1d
Summarise five applications of opportunity cost in decision making.


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Question 1a
Highlight four steps followed in the scientific method used in economics.


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May 2016

1 Questions
Question 1b
​ ​ ​ ​​ With the aid of a diagram, explain the production possibility frontier.


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November 2015

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Question 1c
​​rgue five cases for and five cases against specialisation as a method of production.


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