About This Subject
Cambridge AS & A Level Economics (9708) is designed to give students a clear understanding of how individuals, businesses, and governments make decisions in an economy. It explores the principles of supply and demand, market behaviour, and the role of government in influencing economic activity. The course also examines macroeconomic issues such as economic growth, inflation, unemployment, and international trade, helping students develop analytical and critical thinking skills. Through real-world examples and data analysis, learners gain insights into the functioning of both local and global economies, preparing them for further studies or careers in economics, business, finance, and related fields.
Learning Objectives
Material Includes
- Learners are provided with:
- Cambridge International syllabus-aligned content
- Lesson notes, presentations, and study guides
- Past examination papers and mark schemes
- Data analysis exercises and case studies
- Revision summaries and practice questions
- Assessment rubrics and exam preparation resources
Requirements
- Requirements:
- Completion of IGCSE/O Level or equivalent
- Basic mathematical and analytical skills
- Access to a computer or tablet with internet
- Instructions:
- Attend and actively participate in lessons and discussions
- Complete assignments, data exercises, and past papers
- Apply theory to real-world economic situations
- Practise exam-style questions regularly
- Use feedback to improve analytical and evaluation skills
Target Audience
- This subject is suitable for:
- Learners aged 16–19 studying at AS or A Level
- Students who have completed IGCSE/O Level Economics or Business Studies (or equivalent)
- Learners interested in finance, economics, business, politics, or social sciences
- Students planning to pursue economics, commerce, business, or related university courses