Economics Grade 12 Paper 1 Term 2 2026 Exam Paper KZN PDF IBW-067

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This page holds 1 Economics Grade 12 file for download, free and in PDF. That is 1 question paper. It is from the May/June 2026 sitting, written in Term 2 of the school year. The June mid-year exam covers the first half of the syllabus, so these are the papers to sit once Term 2 teaching is done.

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Economics Grade 12 Paper 1 Term 2 2026 Exam Paper KZN

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Economics Grade 12 Paper 1 Term 2 Provincial Assessment PDF IBW-067

Key terms covered include consumption spending, the expenditure method of calculating GDP, business cycles (Kitchin, Kuznets, Juglar and Kondratieff), leading, lagging and coincident indicators, and excise duty.
The paper consists of 13 pages and has four questions. Section A is compulsory. Section B requires two questions. Section C requires one question from a choice of two.
By the end of this paper, learners should be able to explain the components of GDP such as consumption spending, describe methods of calculating GDP, classify types of business cycles, distinguish between leading, lagging and coincident indicators, and identify types of taxation such as excise duty.
Grade 12
Subject Economics
Curriculum South African (CAPS)

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