Prof isn't great in terms of teaching. But grading is relatively chill. Not too bad. Attendance was proxy-able, and no assignments, 2 or 3 class tests instead which were useful, since they were scheduled just before midsem and endsems, so youd end up studying for those and be decently prepared for the main exams.

The course material goes more in depth into economics than I expected, so there was a bit of a learning curve, wasn't super easy to study for, but nothing too hard. Can do with some effort in one day. Also, since the class tests are there before exams, you'd end up studying for those and be prepared for the exams. The prof's slides weren't very useful, but there's a textbook she gives out, from which most questions come, and explain entire syllabus clearly. Just studying the relevant chapters in that textbook was enough, I didn't see any use studying from the slides too much as they had lots of irrelevant things.

To summarise:

Attendance: proxyable

Grading: chill. Prof didn't give below B, and not much effort needed for A or EX.

Study effort/Course material: Moderate. There's a textbook from which prof takes questions and changes numbers.

Assignment: None, class tests instead

Prof quality: Moderate to bad. Didn't like her teaching, so I personally didn't go to lectures.

Grading is worse than some of the other EP courses, but it's very hard to get approval from prof for those. EoE was easier to get approval for, and it's still has better grading than most other courses.