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Major Field Test for Economics
The Major Field Test for Economics consists of 90 multiple-choice questions, some of which are grouped in sets and based on materials such as diagrams, expository paragraphs, sets of equations and tables of data.
Test Description
Sample Test Questions
Comparative Data
Institutions Administering the MFT in Economics
For information about the data and how to use it, see the Comparative Data section.
The current comparative data pertains to the existing Economics test form (3YMF).
On September 1, a new Economics test form (4EMF) will be available, in both online and pencil/paper format. If you require the previous form to complete your analysis, it will be available for purchase in pencil/paper format only until December 31, 2008.
Scores for the new form will not be available until Spring 2009 to allow time for statistical item analysis and equating. To aide in data collection for this analysis, we are offering an Early Adopter Program to a limited number of institutions. If you are interested, please e-mail an ETS Advisor or call us at 1-800-745-0269.
Sample Reports
Departmental Roster – includes total scores and subscores (if applicable) of all students tested, listed alphabetically by last name.
Departmental Summary: Total Scores and Subscores – includes the frequency distributions of total scores and subscores, showing the percent of students scoring below each percentile. The departmental mean scale score and standard deviation are also shown. A Departmental Summary does not include scores of students who answered fewer than 50 percent of the test questions in one or both sections of a test.
Departmental Summary: Assessment Indicators – provides a list of the mean (average) percent correct of test questions answered in particular subdomains/content areas for the group as a whole.
Departmental Demographic Summary Report – provides student demographic information taken directly from the answer sheets and summarized for the group as a whole.
Individual Student Report – includes total score and subscores for each student tested, along with interpretive information.
For more information about other reports, see the Reports section.


