This traditionally popular subject provides a wide ranging analysis of the modern British and international economy. Economics very much appeals to those students interested in current affairs and world political problems. In addition, those students interested in business and finance will find this course extremely useful. Both year 12 and 13 look at micro and macroeconomics. The study of Economics in today’s climate is very exciting and we make effective use of ICT facilities and resources. Discussion of current economic issues forms an important part of the course. COURSE CONTENT – OCR – Microeconomic theory – Theoretical working of the free market – Imperfections and market failures – Macroeconomy functions on a domestic and global level – Policy approaches – Changes in macroeconomics over time
Students studying Economics at this level should have 9 to 5 grades in a range of subjects at GCSE. In order to cope with the essay writing needed for the A Level papers, students would normally be expected to have grade 5 in English, and to manage with the use of diagrams, a grade 5 in Mathematics.
Three written examinations: Microeconomics – Paper 1 80 marks 2 hour written paper Macroeconomics – Paper 2 80 marks 2 hour written paper Themes in economics – Paper 3 80 marks 2 hour written paper
About Education Provider
| Region | Yorkshire and the Humber |
| Local Authority | York |
| Ofsted Rating | Good |
| Gender Type | Mixed |
| Address | Haxby Road, New Earswick, York, YO32 4BZ |
This traditionally popular subject provides a wide ranging analysis of the modern British and international economy. Economics very much appeals to those students interested in current affairs and world political problems. In addition, those students interested in business and finance will find this course extremely useful. Both year 12 and 13 look at micro and macroeconomics. The study of Economics in today’s climate is very exciting and we make effective use of ICT facilities and resources. Discussion of current economic issues forms an important part of the course. COURSE CONTENT – OCR – Microeconomic theory – Theoretical working of the free market – Imperfections and market failures – Macroeconomy functions on a domestic and global level – Policy approaches – Changes in macroeconomics over time
Students studying Economics at this level should have 9 to 5 grades in a range of subjects at GCSE. In order to cope with the essay writing needed for the A Level papers, students would normally be expected to have grade 5 in English, and to manage with the use of diagrams, a grade 5 in Mathematics.
Three written examinations: Microeconomics – Paper 1 80 marks 2 hour written paper Macroeconomics – Paper 2 80 marks 2 hour written paper Themes in economics – Paper 3 80 marks 2 hour written paper
