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The topics to look out for in the Senior High School WAEC 1999 Economics questions are the importance of statistical data and graphs in Economics, factors of production, the theory of cost, consumer behaviour, industrialization and location of industry. Other topics in the WAEC/SHS Economics syllabus that keep showing up in most WAEC/WASSCE Economics past

The WAEC 1998 Economics questions, just like many others, include objective questions on the law of diminishing returns, national income and the types of demand. Additionally, look out for regular high school Economics questions on inflation, fiscal policy and monetary policy. Another topic that takes centre stage in the below WAEC 1998 Economics questions and

In this post on the WAEC 1997 Economics questions and answers, you will find high school level Economics questions on the elasticity of demand, price controls, the definition of Economics, demand for money and economies of scale. One topic that keeps coming up in the Economics objective test is depreciation or exchange rate. Apart from

The topics that come up strongly in the SSCE WAEC 1995 Economics questions include international trade, depreciation, market structures, the types of demand, indigenization policy and national income accounting. The SSCE WAEC 1995 Economics objective past questions also feature other often repeated topics in the high school Economics syllabus such as production, economic cooperation, agriculture,

The key topics featured in the WAEC 1994 Economics questions include banking and finance, unemployment, fiscal policy and foreign direct investment. You will also find such popular high school Economics topics as demand, supply, opportunity cost and the factors of production. Still, be on the lookout for such equally important topics in the high school