ECONOMICS

economics explores the concept of scarcity and decision-making by making assumptions about how individuals, groups, and countries both manage and use their resources.

we can support you throughout your studies by helping you improve subject knowledge, exam skills, and helping you understand that economic decisions are fraught with uncertainty and subject to the 'law of unintended consequences'.

COURSE CONTENT

assessment: detailed breakdown of AS and A2 exam structures, coursework (Internal Assessments for IB), developing written skills and grading criteria.

skills developed: analytical thinking, logical thinking, decision-making, essay writing

MICROECONOMICS

• nature of economics

• how markets work

• labour markets

• market structures

• market failure

• government intervention

MACROECONOMICS

• macroeconomic objectives and policy

• financial markets

• demand-side policies