Economics (A-Level)

A-Level

Ever wondered why large corporations such as Google make more in revenue than some countries? Did you know that the 2018 sugar tax will generate around £520 million per year and will fund sport in primary schools? Ever questioned the benefits of the European Single Market and the implications of Brexit?What to produce? How to produce? For whom to produce? These are the three main questions for all budding economists. Students will learn to think abstractly, develop a good head for figures and gain a better understanding of the financial market, the global economy and economic efficiency.

Outline

Assessment for the first year of the two-year course is split into two papers, the operation of markets and market failure and the national economy in a global context. The second year comprises of three papers which cover markets and market failure, national and international economy and economic principles and issues.

Entry Requirements

Students will need three Grade 5s and three Grade 4s including a Grade 5 in GCSE (or equivalent) English language and mathematics. They should also have a broad range of GCSEs 9-4 (A*-C), including good grades in relevant subjects.

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Name	Available At	Start Date	Academic Yr	Apply
Economics (A-Level) (Level 3)	Pendleton Sixth Form College	03/09/2024	24/25
Economics (A-Level) (Level 3)	Pendleton Sixth Form College	05/09/2023	23/24

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