Introductory Microeconomics, BA (Programme)
Economic models, incentives, efficiency and equity
Every paper it came up in, with its marks and how they split between numerical and theory.
No. 7in the study order: adds 4.8 marks to a 90-mark paper5/8papers it came in, 2022 to 2025
13.6marks on average when it comes
22most marks it has carried in one paper
Numerical 0%Theory 100%of its marks over all papers
Where it appeared one per sitting
Current syllabus UGCF papers, newest first
- The short-run trade-off between inflation and unemployment4 marksQuestion 1 (b), January 2025, paper 2535
- Taxing the wealthy to support poor families: the trade-off between equity and efficiency6 marksQuestion 1 (a), January 2024, paper 907
- One example each for three principles of economics: incentives, government and the margin12 marksQuestion 1 (b), January 2024, paper 907
- A positive and a normative statement, with the test that separates them4 marksQuestion 2 (a), January 2024, paper 907
- Efficiency and equity, and why policy makers must trade one against the other6 marksQuestion 1 (b), January 2024, paper 887
- Positive and normative economics distinguished6 marksQuestion 1 (c), January 2024, paper 887, being checked
- Two ways of finding the best choice: comparing totals and comparing changes10 marksQuestion 1 (a), 2022–23, paper 3105
- Positive and normative economics compared5 marksQuestion 1 (b), 2022–23, paper 3105
- What economics is, and its principles in three groups10 marksQuestion 1 (a), 2022–23, paper 3091, being checked
- Optimization at the margin: comparing the extra benefit with the extra cost5 marksQuestion 1 (b), 2022–23, paper 3091
See the whole order.Every topic of Introductory Microeconomics ranked by what it adds, with the OR choices accounted for.
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