Introductory Microeconomics, BA (Hons) Economics
Elasticity of demand and supply
Every paper it came up in, with its marks and how they split between numerical and theory.
No. 2in the study order: adds 14 marks to a 90-mark paper4/4papers it came in, 2022 to 2025
14marks on average when it comes
30most marks it has carried in one paper
Numerical 84%Theory 16%of its marks over all papers
Where it appeared one per sitting
Current syllabus UGCF papers, newest first
- Income and price elasticity when a fixed share of income goes on clothing4 marksQuestion 2 (ii), December 2025
- A change of taste to one-fourth of income: the demand curve and the elasticities4 marksQuestion 2 (iii), December 2025
- How far the price of salt must rise to cut its consumption by a quarter6 marksQuestion 2 (b), January 2025
- Cross price elasticity of X with respect to Y by the mid-point method6 marksQuestion 2 (c), January 2025
- Elasticities of demand and supply at the equilibrium of Qd = 96 – 6P and Qs = –12 + 3P6 marksQuestion 2 (a), December 2023
- What decides the elasticity of demand, and the price rise needed to cut the use of good X by 20 per cent6 marksQuestion 2 (c), December 2023
- Two statements on complements and on drought and farm revenue6 marksQuestion 3 (b), December 2023
- Price elasticity versus cross-price elasticity, and the burger-noodles estimate6 marksQuestion 5 (b), December 2023
- Income elasticity of demand for apples by the mid-point method6 marksQuestion 6 (c), December 2023, being checked
- Mid-point price elasticity of demand for chocolate: Meera and Kavita3 marksQuestion 3 (c)(i), 2022–23
- Why Meera spends more and Kavita less when chocolate costs more3 marksQuestion 3 (c)(ii), 2022–23
See the whole order.Every topic of Introductory Microeconomics ranked by what it adds, with the OR choices accounted for.
Study order