1. Exam Papers – they can make you familiar with the layout of the exam, and the wording of the questions.
  1. Revise everything on a regular basis, and you’ll retain more, and improve your concentration too!
    Acronyms – use the first letter of each word to describe something, and make a new word. For example, to remember the features of Economic Goods, we used the word PUT. It commands a Price, it gives Utility and it is Transferable
  1. Major Topic – some topics always appear at least once on the paper each year due to their extensive size. I believe it is crucial for you the study the following well, because a question on at “least 3” tend to appear on the examination:
  • Market Structures (Perfect, Imperfect, Monopoly, and Oligopoly)
  • Supply & Demand
  • Factors of Production (Land, Labour, Capital, and Enterprise)
  • Elasticity
  • The Economists (and their contributions to Economics)