Introductory Microeconomics, BA (Hons) Economics
Consumer and producer surplus, tariffs and quotas
Every paper it came up in, with its marks and how they split between numerical and theory.
No. 3in the study order: adds 13.5 marks to a 90-mark paper4/4papers it came in, 2022 to 2025
13.5marks on average when it comes
20most marks it has carried in one paper
Numerical 48%Theory 52%of its marks over all papers
Where it appeared one per sitting
Current syllabus UGCF papers, newest first
- Economic effects of a tariff, and the economists' reply to arguments for trade restrictions10 marksQuestion 2 (i), December 2025, being checked
- Consumer and producer surplus, tariffs and quotas3 marksQuestion 3 (ii)(b), December 2025, being checked
- Consumer and producer surplus, tariffs and quotas3 marksQuestion 3 (ii)(c), December 2025, being checked
- Consumer and producer surplus, tariffs and quotas6 marksQuestion 2 (a), January 2025, being checked
- Consumer and producer surplus, tariffs and quotas8 marksQuestion 3 (a), January 2025, being checked
- Consumer and producer surplus, tariffs and quotas6 marksQuestion 7 (a), January 2025, being checked
- Brazil's television market: surplus changes when the world price falls by ₹1206 marksQuestion 5 (a), December 2023
- How an import tariff changes producer, consumer and total surplus, and the arguments for restricting trade6 marksQuestion 7 (b), December 2023, being checked
- Consumer and producer surplus, tariffs and quotas2 marksQuestion 5 (b)(i), 2022–23, being checked
- Consumer and producer surplus, tariffs and quotas4 marksQuestion 5 (b)(ii), 2022–23, being checked
See the whole order.Every topic of Introductory Microeconomics ranked by what it adds, with the OR choices accounted for.
Study order