WAEC Economics question consists of Objective and Essay part. The objective part is made up of 50 questions while the Essay part consists of section A and B. The Essay part has eight(8)questions in total(two in section A and six in section B). Candidates are expected to answer only one(1) question from section A and three(3) questions from section B, making it four questions to answer altogether.

Here are topics to study in order to have A or B grade in WAEC Economics: Demand and Supply(meaning, types, diagram and calculations), Theory of cost(graphs and calculations on totalal cost, fixed cost, average cost, marginal cost etc), Economic development, Inflation and Deflation, Balance of payment, International trade, Market structure(perfect and imperfect market), Taxation and income(calculation), Theory of consumer behaviour, National income accounting(NP, GNP, GDP), Industrialization, Money, Population, Financial institution(central bank and commercial bank), Production possibility curve.

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The international study programme is part of the EU’s flagship educational and training programme, Erasmus+, which supports education, training, youth and sport in Europe.

The latest number of beneficiaries is the highest to receive the scholarship in a single year, and represents a 125 per cent increase from the number that benefited from the programme last year.

Each of the over 90 students will study for and earn a Master’s Degree to be jointly awarded by a consortium of top grade European universities.

“The number of students selected for the programme this year is a record high and reflects the EU’s strong commitment to expanding opportunities for Nigerians, especially the youth. There can be no better way of investing in, and creating development opportunities for, young Nigerians,” said the Head of the EU Delegation to Nigeria and ECOWAS, Ambassador Ketil Karlsen.