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CoursesEconomics A LevelAt AS-Level, the course gives a general introduction to the world of microeconomics and macroeconomics. One can expect to study topics including demand and supply, elasticity and market failure in AS-Level microeconomics. The macroeconomics unit gives an introduction into macroeconomic objectives (economic growth, inflation, unemployment and balance of payments), exchange rates, monetary policy and fiscal policy. Microeconomics at A2-Level covers mainly business economics and the distribution of income. Areas of study is usually around market structures (monopoly, oligopoly and perfect competition), economic efficiency and the labour market. A2-Level macroeconomics builds on ideas taught at AS-Level. The topics are covered in greater detail, e.g. Phillips Curve, monetarism. In terms of exams, different exam boards have different style of exams. The main type of questions are: multiple-choice questions, essays (sometimes split into two parts), short questions and data responses. International BaccalaureateScottish Standard GradeScottish HigherUniversityThe CourseApplyingPersonal StatementsStudy HelpRevision notesGet help revising for economics at all level with our extensive range of economics revision notes. Other InfoDiscussions
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