WHAT YOU WILL BE TAUGHT: Microeconomics - The Basic Economic Problem - Opportunity Cost - Specialization and Trade - Supply and Demand and the Interaction of Markets - Elasticity - Market Failure and Externalities - Government Intervention - The Concept of the Margin (A level only) - Costs and Economics of Scale (A level only) - Market Structures and the Implications for the Way Resources are Allocated (A level only) - Objectives of Firms (A level only) - Labor Markets and Wage Determination (A level only) - Labor Market Failure (A level only) Macroeconomics - Economic Growth - Unemployment - Inflation - The Circular Flow of Income - Aggregate Demand and Supply - Fiscal Policy - Monetary Policy - Supply Side Policy - Policy Conflicts - International Trade - Balance of Payments - Exchange Rates - Development Economics (A level only) - Globalization (A level only) - Income Distribution and Welfare (A level only) - The Economic Cycle (A level only) - The Phillips Curve (A level only) - Trade Policies and Negotiations (A level only) - The Role of the Financial Sector (A level only)
6.5 Average Points Score across all GCSEs (minimum 8 GCSE qualifications). Grade 5 in GCSE Maths and English Language. Subject Entry Criteria: Grade 7 in GCSE Economics (or GCSE Maths if not studied)
PAPER 1 - MICRO ECONOMICS: Written examination (2 hours)—33.3% of the A level grade Comprised of three sections: data response, quantitative essay and qualitative essay. PAPER 2 - MACRO ECONOMICS: Written examination (2 hours)—33.3% of the A level grade Comprised of three sections: data response, quantitative essay and qualitative essay. PAPER 3 - THEMES IN ECONOMICS: Written examination (2 hours)—33.3% of the A level grade 30 multiple choice questions followed by a theme with data response questions on micro and macro.
About Education Provider
| Region | London |
| Local Authority | Newham |
| Ofsted Rating | Outstanding |
| Gender Type | Mixed |
| Address | Roman Road, London, E6 3SQ |
WHAT YOU WILL BE TAUGHT: Microeconomics - The Basic Economic Problem - Opportunity Cost - Specialization and Trade - Supply and Demand and the Interaction of Markets - Elasticity - Market Failure and Externalities - Government Intervention - The Concept of the Margin (A level only) - Costs and Economics of Scale (A level only) - Market Structures and the Implications for the Way Resources are Allocated (A level only) - Objectives of Firms (A level only) - Labor Markets and Wage Determination (A level only) - Labor Market Failure (A level only) Macroeconomics - Economic Growth - Unemployment - Inflation - The Circular Flow of Income - Aggregate Demand and Supply - Fiscal Policy - Monetary Policy - Supply Side Policy - Policy Conflicts - International Trade - Balance of Payments - Exchange Rates - Development Economics (A level only) - Globalization (A level only) - Income Distribution and Welfare (A level only) - The Economic Cycle (A level only) - The Phillips Curve (A level only) - Trade Policies and Negotiations (A level only) - The Role of the Financial Sector (A level only)
6.5 Average Points Score across all GCSEs (minimum 8 GCSE qualifications). Grade 5 in GCSE Maths and English Language. Subject Entry Criteria: Grade 7 in GCSE Economics (or GCSE Maths if not studied)
PAPER 1 - MICRO ECONOMICS: Written examination (2 hours)—33.3% of the A level grade Comprised of three sections: data response, quantitative essay and qualitative essay. PAPER 2 - MACRO ECONOMICS: Written examination (2 hours)—33.3% of the A level grade Comprised of three sections: data response, quantitative essay and qualitative essay. PAPER 3 - THEMES IN ECONOMICS: Written examination (2 hours)—33.3% of the A level grade 30 multiple choice questions followed by a theme with data response questions on micro and macro.
