B.Com (Programme), Semester V, DSC-5.2
Business Economics
17 answers across 2 recent sittings.
- answers
- 17
- papers
- 1
- topics ranked
- 14
Every topic, every paper
2 papers from 2024 to 2025, older syllabus included. Open a topic for its marks paper by paper.
- Demand, supply and the market mechanism2/2
- Indifference curves and consumer equilibrium2/2
- Production: isoquants and returns to scale2/2
- Revenue curves and perfect competition2/2
- Cost curves and economies of scale2/21 as OR
- Elasticity of demand and supply2/21 as OR
- Labour supply and peak-load pricing2/21 as OR
- Monopolistic competition2/21 as OR
- Monopoly and price discrimination2/21 as OR
- Oligopoly2/21 as OR
- Price controls1/2
- Applications of consumer theory1/21 as OR
- Game theory1/21 as OR
- Price, income and substitution effects1/21 as OR
AskedOnly as an OR choiceNot askedCurrent-syllabus paper
Study order
Learn the topics in this order. Each one shows the marks it adds to a 90-mark paper on top of the topics above it, from the 2 current-syllabus papers (December 2024 to December 2025). An OR choice counts once.
Learn firsteach adds 9 marks or more
- 1adds +1818
- 2adds +1836
- 3adds +13.549.5
- 4adds +13.563
- 5adds +972
Subtotal, 5 topics72 of 90 marks
Then these3 to 9 marks each
- 6adds +4.576.5
- 7adds +4.581
- 8adds +4.585.5
- 9adds +4.590
Total, 9 topics90 of 90 marks
Pick one of each pair
The first topic only comes up as the OR choice against the second, so one of the two is enough.
- Cost curves and economies of scaleorProduction: isoquants and returns to scaleQ3
- Price, income and substitution effectsorIndifference curves and consumer equilibriumQ2
- Applications of consumer theoryorIndifference curves and consumer equilibriumQ2
- Game theoryorLabour supply and peak-load pricingQ5
- Price controlsorMonopoly and price discriminationQ5
Doing every question in the order once, at exam pace, takes about 14 h 24 m. Averages over past papers, not promises.
Turn it into a day-by-day planQuestion by question
The topics each question has asked in the 2 current-syllabus papers (December 2024 to December 2025).
Question 1
- Demand, supply and the market mechanism, asked in 2 of the 2 papers
- Elasticity of demand and supply, asked in 2 of the 2 papers
Question 2
- Indifference curves and consumer equilibrium, asked in 2 of the 2 papers
- Applications of consumer theory, asked in 1 of the 2 papers
- Price, income and substitution effects, asked in 1 of the 2 papers
Question 3
- Cost curves and economies of scale, asked in 2 of the 2 papers
- Production: isoquants and returns to scale, asked in 2 of the 2 papers
Question 4
- Monopolistic competition, asked in 2 of the 2 papers
- Monopoly and price discrimination, asked in 2 of the 2 papers
- Revenue curves and perfect competition, asked in 2 of the 2 papers
- Oligopoly, asked in 1 of the 2 papers
Question 5
- Labour supply and peak-load pricing, asked in 2 of the 2 papers
- Game theory, asked in 1 of the 2 papers
- Monopoly and price discrimination, asked in 1 of the 2 papers
- Oligopoly, asked in 1 of the 2 papers
- Price controls, asked in 1 of the 2 papers
- Revenue curves and perfect competition, asked in 1 of the 2 papers
AskedOnly as the OR choiceNot asked