TERM 1

CIRCULAR FLOW (PRESENTATION)

In an economic circular flow, it appears as if all income and expenditure
remains in the circular flow of money. In reality, however, some amounts
of money leave the circular flow and other amounts enter it from the
outside. Explain these leakages and injections by using examples as well
as a fully labelled diagram

Presentation should include an introduction, body and conclusion.

The introduction and conclusion will be allocated 5 marks.

In addition, 5 marks will be allocated for the interpretation of the topic.

A maximum of 40 marks will be allocated for the body.

Your presentation will be assessed using the following rubric which is

allocated 5 marks.
(45 marks)

RUBRIC: 5 marks

Content

Marks

1 - 15

Interpretation of the topic

The candidate indicates a

measure of
understanding of the
topic but misses the most
important facts of the
topic.
The candidate has
interpreted the topic

16 - 31

32 - 40

correctly but some of the

facts are not given in the
presentation.
The candidate has
interpreted the topic
correctly and named
enough relevant facts
about the topic.

Total Marks for the presentation: 50 Marks

TERM 2
BUSINESS CYCLE (PRESENTATION)
The economic development in the South African context consists of FOUR
phases.
Discuss the characteristics of the four phases as well as the consequences
of each one of the phases.

Presentation should include an introduction, body and conclusion.

The introduction and conclusion will be allocated 5 marks.

In addition, 5 marks will be allocated for the interpretation of the topic.

A maximum of 40 marks will be allocated for the body.

Your presentation will be assessed using the following rubric which is

allocated 5 marks.

(45 marks)

RUBRIC: 5 marks

Content

Marks

1 - 15

16 - 31

32 - 40

TOTAL MARKS: 50 MARKS

TERM 3
Project about a business

Interpretation of
the topic

The candidate
indicates a measure of
understanding of the
topic but misses the
most important facts
of the topic.

The candidate has

interpreted the topic
correctly but some of
the facts are not given
in the presentation.

The candidate has

interpreted the topic
correctly and named
enough relevant facts
about the topic.

This term you have studied production, exchange and consumption. Now
you are going to do a class presentation using the concepts you have
learned. Work through the following:
1.

Choose a manufacturing or processing business (preferably in your area).

2.

Name and describe the inputs used in the factory.

3.

Describe the production process. You must make use of a diagram to aid
your description.

4.

Name and describe the capital goods used in the process.

5.

Describe the outputs (final or intermediate goods).

6.

Explain how the output is marketed and name the main customers.

7.

Which types of direct and indirect tax does the business pay? Explain the
influence of these taxes on the business.

Project should include an introduction, body and conclusion.

The introduction and conclusion will be allocated 5 marks.

In addition, 5 marks will be allocated for the interpretation of the topic.

A maximum of 40 marks will be allocated for the body.

Your presentation will be assessed using the following rubric which is

allocated 5 marks.
(45 marks)

RUBRIC: 5 marks

Content

Marks

Interpretation of the
topic

1 - 15

16 - 31

32 - 40

The candidate indicates a

measure of
understanding of the
topic but misses the most
important facts of the
topic.

The candidate has

interpreted the topic
correctly but some of the
facts are not given in the
presentation.

The candidate has

interpreted the topic
correctly and named
enough relevant facts
about the topic.

Total Marks for the presentation: 50 Marks