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The document outlines key topics and repeated questions for an Economics exam in 2025, covering areas such as microeconomics, macroeconomics, market structures, demand and supply, public finance, and national income. It categorizes questions into objective, concept identification, distinctions, short answers, agree/disagree reasoning, table/diagram-based, and long answer questions, highlighting frequently appearing chapters for each category. Additionally, it includes predicted questions likely to be repeated in the upcoming exam.
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2025 Eco

The document outlines key topics and repeated questions for an Economics exam in 2025, covering areas such as microeconomics, macroeconomics, market structures, demand and supply, public finance, and national income. It categorizes questions into objective, concept identification, distinctions, short answers, agree/disagree reasoning, table/diagram-based, and long answer questions, highlighting frequently appearing chapters for each category. Additionally, it includes predicted questions likely to be repeated in the upcoming exam.
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ECONOMICS-2025

Q1
Objective Questions (MCQs, Odd One Out, Economic Terms, etc.)

Repeated Questions:

1. Definition & Scope of Economics:

o Microeconomics is also called Price Theory.

o Macroeconomics studies the whole economy.

2. Market & Demand:

o Types of Demand: Direct, Indirect, Composite, Joint Demand.

o Perfect Competition vs. Monopoly (features of markets).

3. Index Numbers:

o Significance of Index Numbers (Inflation measurement, Future Prediction).

o Formula for Price Index Calculation.

4. Public Finance & Revenue:

o Direct vs. Indirect Taxes (Wealth Tax, GST).

o Sources of Non-Tax Revenue (Fees, Special Levy, Fines).

5. Elasticity & Supply:

o Perfectly Elastic vs. Perfectly Inelastic Demand.

o Law of Supply and its exceptions.

Chapters Frequently Appearing in Q1:

• Chapter 1 (Introduction to Microeconomics & Macroeconomics)

• Chapter 3A & 3B (Demand & Elasticity of Demand)

• Chapter 4 (Supply & Cost Concepts)

• Chapter 6 (Index Numbers & Measurement of Economic Variables)

• Chapter 8 (Public Finance & Revenue Sources)

Q2-a)
Concept Identification:

• Micro vs. Macro Economics

• Total Revenue, Marginal Revenue, and Average Revenue

• National Income & its features

• Public Expenditure and its Growth Factors


Q2-b)
Distinctions:

• Stock vs. Supply

• Perfect vs. Monopolistic Competition

• Direct vs. Indirect Tax

• Capital Market vs. Money Market

• Index Number vs. Price Index Number

Chapters Frequently Appearing in Q2:

• Chapter 1 (Micro & Macro Economics)

• Chapter 3A & 3B (Demand & Elasticity of Demand)

• Chapter 4 (Revenue & Cost Concepts)

• Chapter 6 (Index Numbers)

• Chapter 7 (National Income)

• Chapter 8 (Public Finance, Taxation, & Expenditure)

• Chapter 9 (Capital & Money Market)

Q3
Repeated Questions:

1. Law of Demand & Elasticity of Demand (with diagrams).

2. Features of Micro & Macro Economics.

3. Types of Demand (Direct, Indirect, Composite).

4. Features of Monopoly & Perfect Competition.

5. Role of Money Market & Capital Market in India.

6. Functions of Commercial Banks.

Chapters Frequently Appearing in Q3:

• Chapter 1 (Micro & Macro Economics)

• Chapter 3A & 3B (Demand & Elasticity of Demand)

• Chapter 4 (Revenue, Cost, & Supply)

• Chapter 5 (Market Structure & Competition)

• Chapter 9 (Money & Capital Market)

Q4
Repeated Questions:

1. "There are no exceptions to the Law of Demand." (Disagree)

2. "Index numbers can be constructed without a base year." (Disagree)


3. "Macro and Micro Economics are the same." (Disagree)

4. "Commercial Banks perform various functions." (Agree)

5. "Balance of Trade and Balance of Payment are the same." (Disagree)

Chapters Frequently Appearing in Q4:

• Chapter 1 (Economic Concepts)

• Chapter 3A & 3B (Demand & Elasticity of Demand)

• Chapter 4 (Market & Supply Concepts)

• Chapter 6 (Index Numbers)

• Chapter 9 (Banking & Financial Institutions

Q5
Q5: Table/Diagram-Based Questions

Repeated Topics:

1. Price & Demand Table (Elasticity Calculation).

2. Supply & Demand Equilibrium Table (Graph Representation).

3. Types of Market Structures (Diagram Representation).

4. National Income Components Calculation (GDP, NDP).

5. Banking & Money Market (Loan Disbursement Data Analysis).

Chapters Frequently Appearing in Q5:

• Chapter 3A & 3B (Demand & Elasticity of Demand)

• Chapter 4 (Supply & Cost Analysis)

• Chapter 6 (Index Numbers & Economic Indicators)

• Chapter 7 (National Income Calculation)

• Chapter 9 (Money Market & Banking System)

Q6
Repeated Topics:

1. Law of Demand with Assumptions & Exceptions (with diagram).

2. Law of Supply with Assumptions & Exceptions (with diagram).

3. Price Elasticity of Demand & Its Types.

4. National Income Concepts & Difficulties in Measurement.

5. Growth of Public Expenditure (Factors & Reasons).

6. Sources of Public Revenue.

Chapters Frequently Appearing in Q6:

• Chapter 2 (Utility & Demand Theories)


• Chapter 3A & 3B (Demand & Elasticity of Demand)

• Chapter 4 (Supply & Cost Theories)

• Chapter 7 (National Income & Economic Growth)

• Chapter 8 (Public Finance & Expenditure)

Question wise important chapters


Q1 (Objective Section): Chapters 1, 3A, 3B, 4, 6, 8, 9

Q2 (Concepts & Distinctions): Chapters 1, 3A, 3B, 4, 6, 7, 8, 9

Q3 (Short Answer Questions): Chapters 1, 3A, 3B, 4, 5, 9

Q4 (Agree/Disagree Reasoning): Chapters 1, 3A, 3B, 4, 6, 9

Q5 (Table & Diagram-Based Questions): Chapters 3A, 3B, 4, 6, 7, 9

Q6 (Long Answer Questions): Chapters 2, 3A, 3B, 4, 7, 8

2025 Predicted questions


Likely Repeated Questions:

• Law of Demand & Supply (with Assumptions & Exceptions).

• Types of Demand (Direct, Indirect, Composite, Competitive).

• Distinction Between: Perfect vs. Monopolistic Competition, Stock vs. Supply.

• Features & Difficulties of National Income Measurement.

• Growth of Public Expenditure & Its Reasons.

• Price Elasticity of Demand & Its Types.

• Index Numbers & Their Importance.

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