Economics

Course summary

Economics is growing in popularity nationally and is a popular High School option. Our course is organised around the traditional distinction between Microeconomics (the economics of individuals, firms and their interaction in markets) and Macroeconomics (the study of the economy in aggregate, looking at economic growth, unemployment, inflation, international trade and government policy in relation to these). A-Level Papers: • Paper 1: Markets and Market Failure • Paper 2: The National and International Economy • Paper 3: Economic principles and Issues