INTRODUCTION
How do markets operate? Why do they sometimes fail? The course enables students to gain an academic overview of the challenges facing economies in an ever-changing world. The UK and International Economies are studied with an increased emphases on globalisation in A2. Students should not take Economics with Business Studies.

Entry Requirements
GCSE Mathematics Grade B or above
GCSE English Language Grade C or above.

Highlights
Economics can be taken with a wide variety of A Levels depending on their interests. It fits in with humanities based subjects such as Geography, Politics and History. Also would suit students who are more comfortable with a theory based analytical subject. You should have an interest in current Economic issues around the world.

Content
Students will study the following:

At A2 stress is placed on the synoptic nature of subject when you are expected to use theories learnt in AS.

Looking Further Ahead
Studying Economics related courses at courses at University is a gateway for a number of careers including banking and finance, government, including specialist economic services, general management, accountancy, marketing, consultancy, teaching and postgraduate study.