Subject Requirements LSE and Oxford

Hi, I would say it should be fine as you have Maths AA HL which is a crucial subject for economics. Also, no uni can require economics as an IB subject even for an economics degree, because it isn't a typical subject that every school offers and also Business HL might be quite related to economics.
I think you should work on things to put in your personal statement which would be related to economics and also mention that you couldn't take it in the IB because your school doesn't offer it and it should be fine
Do you have any other possibility instead of French? I mean, it isn't necessary of you to change it but ab initio languages, in my opinion, seem to unis not very competitive so you could possibly change it for another subject, but it isn't essential, it should be alright the way it is
Hope this helps a bit!

Hi guys, I want to apply to Oxford and LSE economics. I am an IB student and my classes are MATH Analysis and Approaches Hl, Spanish Literature SL, English B HL, Business HL, French Ab Initio, and Computer Science SL. My school does not offer economics, and none of the group 6 subjects. Therefore, we have to repeat one group. I wanted to choose History, but my school rejected it because it was in the same period as Business. Therefore, I had to choose French. Do you think that this is enough to apply for Economics or Finance at LSE? They say that they consider each individual application, so I don't know.

Lack of further maths more likely to be an issue for LSE than lack of economics - assuming you didn't get the chance to take that, you need to explain that in your application.

I believe there is no such subject as Further Maths with the new Math courses and Maths AA is kind of the 'highest'