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Economics Grade 12 Past Exam Question Papers and Memos Directory

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This page holds 1 Economics Grade 12 file for download, free and in PDF. That is 1 memorandum. It is from the February/March 2026 sitting, written in Term 1 of the school year. Term 1 is assessed by control tests and the first school-based tasks, so these show the standard expected before the mid-year exam.

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Economics Grade 12 Term 1 Test (2026)

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Economics Grade 12 Term 1 Test PDF ODH-118

Key terms covered include durable goods, the marginal propensity to consume (MPC) and to save (MPS), the deficit rule, the Laffer curve, and currency revaluation.
The test consists of three sections across 9 pages worth 100 marks in total. Section A is compulsory. Section B and Section C each require one question from a choice of two.
By the end of this test, learners should be able to classify types of goods, calculate the marginal propensity to save from the marginal propensity to consume, explain the deficit rule and the Laffer curve, and distinguish between currency revaluation and other exchange rate changes.
Grade 12
Subject Economics
Curriculum South African (CAPS)
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Download Economics Grade 12 question papers and memorandums in PDF, free. Every file listed above opens in the browser or saves straight to a phone, and nothing on this page is behind a sign-up. The most recent file here is the March 2026 paper.

At mycourses.co.za we publish Economics Grade 12 material as the department releases it, which is why the newest paper above is already here. Economics is taught in South African schools under the CAPS curriculum, and the papers here come from the February/March sitting. All of it belongs to Term 1.