CBSE Class 12 Economics Question Paper 2018 Code 58/2 (Re-exam Delhi-Haryana CD)

CBSE Class 12 Economics Question Paper 2018 Code 58/2 (Re-exam Delhi-Haryana CD) is available for download here. CBSE conducted the Class 12 Economics exam on April 25, 2018 from 10:30 AM to 1:30 PM. The Economics theory paper is of 80 marks.

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The Economics question paper includes the following types of questions:

The question paper has 24 questions, all compulsory, for 80 marks in 3 hours, with 15 minutes of extra reading time
Section A (Q1-Q12) and Section B (Q13-Q24) carry 40 marks each
In each section, 4 questions of 1 mark each (one sentence each, some of them multiple-choice) come first, followed by 2 questions of 3 marks each (about 60 words)
Then come 3 questions of 4 marks each (about 70 words) and 3 questions of 6 marks each (about 100 words) in each section
Internal choice (an OR alternative) is given in some of the 3-mark, 4-mark and 6-mark questions

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CBSE Class 12 Economics 2018 Question Paper Details

Exam	CBSE Class 12 Board Examination 2018
Subject	Economics
Paper code	58/2 (Re-exam Delhi-Haryana CD)
Exam date	April 25, 2018
Time allowed	3 hours (plus 15 minutes of reading time, 10:15 AM to 10:30 AM)
Maximum marks	80
Total questions	24 (attempt 24)

CBSE Class 12 Economics Question Paper Pattern and Marking Scheme

The CBSE Class 12 Economics 2018 question paper is of 80 marks and has 24 questions, of which 24 are to be attempted. The tables below give the section-wise paper pattern and the split of marks, as printed in the official question paper.

CBSE Class 12 Economics Question Paper Pattern 2018

Section	Questions	Question Type	Choice	Marks per Question	Marks
Section A	Q1-Q4	Very short-answer questions (answered in one sentence each), some of them multiple-choice	All 4	1	4
	Q5-Q6	Short-answer questions (answers not to exceed 60 words), with internal choice in some questions	All 2	3	6
	Q7-Q9	Short-answer questions (answers not to exceed 70 words), with internal choice in some questions	All 3	4	12
	Q10-Q12	Long-answer questions (answers not to exceed 100 words), with internal choice in some questions	All 3	6	18
Section B	Q13-Q16	Very short-answer questions (answered in one sentence each), some of them multiple-choice	All 4	1	4
	Q17-Q18	Short-answer questions (answers not to exceed 60 words), with internal choice in some questions	All 2	3	6
	Q19-Q21	Short-answer questions (answers not to exceed 70 words), with internal choice in some questions	All 3	4	12
	Q22-Q24	Long-answer questions (answers not to exceed 100 words), with internal choice in some questions	All 3	6	18
Total	24 questions		Attempt 24		80

CBSE Class 12 Economics Marks Distribution 2018

Question Type	Questions to Attempt	Marks per Question	Total Marks
Very short-answer questions (answered in one sentence each), some of them multiple-choice (Section A)	4	1	4
Short-answer questions (answers not to exceed 60 words), with internal choice in some questions (Section A)	2	3	6
Short-answer questions (answers not to exceed 70 words), with internal choice in some questions (Section A)	3	4	12
Long-answer questions (answers not to exceed 100 words), with internal choice in some questions (Section A)	3	6	18
Very short-answer questions (answered in one sentence each), some of them multiple-choice (Section B)	4	1	4
Short-answer questions (answers not to exceed 60 words), with internal choice in some questions (Section B)	2	3	6
Short-answer questions (answers not to exceed 70 words), with internal choice in some questions (Section B)	3	4	12
Long-answer questions (answers not to exceed 100 words), with internal choice in some questions (Section B)	3	6	18
Total	24		80

CBSE CLASS XII Questions

1.
“Before 1991, the Indian Banking sector was dominated by Public Sector Banks, regulated and controlled by the Reserve Bank of India.”
Discuss the reforms undertaken by the Indian government in the year 1991 to improve the banking system.

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2.
“With the de-reservation of industries from the public sector in 1991, the telecommunications sector witnessed rapid growth. On the contrary, the same was not experienced by the agriculture sector.”
In the light of the above statement, discuss the reasons behind the adverse impact of reforms on the agriculture sector.

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3.
“Sustainable development aims at promoting development that minimises environmental problems and meets the needs of the present generation without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs.”
Justify the above statement with valid arguments.

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4.
“While human capital is a means to an end, human development is an end in itself.”
Elaborate the above statement, highlighting the difference between the two concepts with the help of suitable examples.

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5.
Demographic Indicators, 2022
Country Estimated Population (In Millions) Annual Growth Rate of Population Gender Ratio (Per Thousand Males)
India 1412 0.68% 938
China 1417 – 0.01% 959
Pakistan 236 1.89% 982
Analyze the data given above, about the three nations with respect to their demographic indicators.

Country	Estimated Population (In Millions)	Annual Growth Rate of Population	Gender Ratio (Per Thousand Males)
India	1412	0.68%	938
China	1417	– 0.01%	959
Pakistan	236	1.89%	982

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6.
Giving valid reasons, state whether the following will be included in India’s National Income :
(i) Expenditure on the construction of a new floor of its factory premises by a firm
(ii) A quintal of rice kept aside by a farmer for his family’s consumption

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CBSE Class 12 Economics Question Paper 2018 Code 58/2 (Re-exam Delhi-Haryana CD)

CBSE Class 12 Economics Question Paper 2018 Code 58/2 (Re-exam Delhi-Haryana CD) PDF

CBSE Class 12 Economics 2018 Question Paper Details

CBSE Class 12 Economics Question Paper Pattern and Marking Scheme

CBSE Class 12 Economics Question Paper Pattern 2018

CBSE Class 12 Economics Marks Distribution 2018

CBSE CLASS XII Questions

1.
“Before 1991, the Indian Banking sector was dominated by Public Sector Banks, regulated and controlled by the Reserve Bank of India.”
Discuss the reforms undertaken by the Indian government in the year 1991 to improve the banking system.

3.
“Sustainable development aims at promoting development that minimises environmental problems and meets the needs of the present generation without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs.”
Justify the above statement with valid arguments.

4.
“While human capital is a means to an end, human development is an end in itself.”
Elaborate the above statement, highlighting the difference between the two concepts with the help of suitable examples.

6.
Giving valid reasons, state whether the following will be included in India’s National Income :
(i) Expenditure on the construction of a new floor of its factory premises by a firm
(ii) A quintal of rice kept aside by a farmer for his family’s consumption

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CBSE Class 12 Economics Question Paper 2018 Code 58/2 (Re-exam Delhi-Haryana CD) PDF

CBSE Class 12 Economics 2018 Question Paper Details

CBSE Class 12 Economics Question Paper Pattern and Marking Scheme

CBSE Class 12 Economics Question Paper Pattern 2018

CBSE Class 12 Economics Marks Distribution 2018

CBSE CLASS XII Questions

1.“Before 1991, the Indian Banking sector was dominated by Public Sector Banks, regulated and controlled by the Reserve Bank of India.”Discuss the reforms undertaken by the Indian government in the year 1991 to improve the banking system.

3.“Sustainable development aims at promoting development that minimises environmental problems and meets the needs of the present generation without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs.”Justify the above statement with valid arguments.

4.“While human capital is a means to an end, human development is an end in itself.”Elaborate the above statement, highlighting the difference between the two concepts with the help of suitable examples.

5.Demographic Indicators, 2022CountryEstimated Population (In Millions)Annual Growth Rate of PopulationGender Ratio (Per Thousand Males)India14120.68%938China1417– 0.01%959Pakistan2361.89%982Analyze the data given above, about the three nations with respect to their demographic indicators.

6.Giving valid reasons, state whether the following will be included in India’s National Income :(i) Expenditure on the construction of a new floor of its factory premises by a firm(ii) A quintal of rice kept aside by a farmer for his family’s consumption

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1.
“Before 1991, the Indian Banking sector was dominated by Public Sector Banks, regulated and controlled by the Reserve Bank of India.”
Discuss the reforms undertaken by the Indian government in the year 1991 to improve the banking system.

3.
“Sustainable development aims at promoting development that minimises environmental problems and meets the needs of the present generation without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs.”
Justify the above statement with valid arguments.

4.
“While human capital is a means to an end, human development is an end in itself.”
Elaborate the above statement, highlighting the difference between the two concepts with the help of suitable examples.

6.
Giving valid reasons, state whether the following will be included in India’s National Income :
(i) Expenditure on the construction of a new floor of its factory premises by a firm
(ii) A quintal of rice kept aside by a farmer for his family’s consumption