| Week | Topic | Key HKCEE Question Focus | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | 1 | Basic Economic Concepts | Scarcity, opportunity cost, positive vs. normative statements | | 2 | Demand & Supply | Equilibrium changes, simultaneous shifts, ceiling/floor price | | 3 | Elasticity | PED, YED, XED, and total revenue tests | | 4 | Market Intervention | Tax incidence, subsidy, quota, efficiency loss | | 5 | Production & Costs | Law of diminishing returns, AC/MC curves, economies of scale | | 6 | Market Structure | Perfect competition vs. Monopoly pricing and output | | 7 | National Income & AD-AS | GDP calculation, circular flow, demand-pull inflation | | 8 | Money & Trade | Quantity theory of money, comparative advantage |
You cannot do every topic in one week. Use this proven 8-week schedule: hkcee econ past paper by topic
Set a timer for 15–20 minutes to complete a topical set. | Week | Topic | Key HKCEE Question
The price of good X increases from $10 to $12, and the quantity demanded decreases from 500 units to 400 units. Use this proven 8-week schedule: Set a timer
Measurement of Economic Performance (GDP/GNP), National Income Determination, Money & Banking, Public Finance & Fiscal Policy
While Oligopoly and Monopolistic Competition were lighter in the old CE syllabus, they are essential for modern DSE preparation. 6. National Income Determination & Money
When you spend 45 minutes solving 30 MCQs all on Elasticity , you learn the patterns. You see how examiners twist the same concept (e.g., "If price rises and total revenue falls, demand is...") across different years. Repetition builds neural pathways.