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    Grade 12 Economics

    Macroeconomics, microeconomics, economic pursuits & contemporary issues.

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    Grade 12 Economics topics

    Macroeconomics

    Circular flow and multipliers · Business cycles · Public sector and budgeting · Foreign exchange markets · Protectionism and free trade

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    Microeconomics

    Perfect markets · Imperfect markets · Market failure · Cost and revenue curves

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    Economic Pursuits

    Growth and development · Industrial development policies · Regional development · Economic and social indicators

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    Contemporary Economic Issues

    Inflation · Unemployment · Tourism · Environmental sustainability · Redistribution and service delivery

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