Economics is about making choices. We have unlimited wants but limited resources, so we must decide how best to use what we have. Throughout this course, you will explore both microeconomics, which looks at individual markets, businesses, prices, and consumer behaviour, and macroeconomics, which focuses on the wider economy, including economic growth, inflation, unemployment, government policies, and global trade.
You will develop skills in analysing real-world issues, applying economic theory, and making clear, balanced judgements. This site will be used regularly to support your learning through homework, stretch and challenge tasks, and revision activities. The more you engage with these resources, the more confident and successful you will become in Economics.
- Teacher: JORDAN Hardy
- Teacher: Steve Lockwood