Memorise definitions of key terms
Learn to draw basic graphs to aid your explanations. This portrays your knowledge of the subject.
Your answers should be a continuous flow of thought. Though you should have developed points, one point should lead to the next. This shows that you understand the concept of the domino effect.
Number of marks=number of developed points expected
For discuss questions, you will need to present arguments of both sides. By weighing the arguments, you should be able to conclude with your stance.
Try to include graphs/diagrams/examples for 6 and 8 mark questions.
Read every question twice before attempting. You are often racing against time in an econs exam and cannot afford to make silly understanding errors.
Answer exactly what the question requires first. Any additional information that you wish to provide is at your risk (for completing on time).
I found the mark scheme quite useful while preparing. Even though I rarely did an entire econs past paper, I would write down my answer as points while practising. I would then compare my points to the one in the mark scheme. By doing so, you can alter your way of thinking to that expected by the examiner.
By: Sharvani Sivakumar