AQA GCSE

Economics

Microeconomics and macroeconomics — markets, policy, and evaluation.

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13 topics
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2 min
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20 June 2026
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Everything you learn in Economics

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4spec units
13topics mapped
5exam boards
Intro · 5Standard · 4Advanced · 4
01

Economic foundations

3 topics in this unit

  1. 1The economic problem and scarcityIntro
  2. 2Opportunity cost and choiceIntro
  3. 3Specialisation and tradeIntro
02

Markets

3 topics in this unit

  1. 1Demand, supply and equilibriumIntro
  2. 2Elasticity and market failureIntro
  3. 3Government intervention in marketsStandard
03

National economy

4 topics in this unit

  1. 1Economic growth and GDPStandard
  2. 2Employment and unemploymentStandard
  3. 3Inflation and the price levelStandard
  4. 4Fiscal and monetary policyAdvanced
04

International economy

3 topics in this unit

  1. 1International trade and globalisationAdvanced
  2. 2Exchange ratesAdvanced
  3. 3Poverty, inequality and developmentAdvanced

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