Economics EGCSE - Revision & Practice

2-Year Self-Study Program (5 Hours/Week)

EGCSE Economics Examination (Papers 1 & 2) · 2 years (60 weeks total)

What you'll learn - curriculum-aligned EGCSE Economics

EGCSE Economics. 2-Year Self-Study Program (5 Hours/Week). EGCSE Economics Examination (Papers 1 & 2). 2 years (60 weeks total). 5 hours per week (300 minutes). 500 hours over 2 years

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Economics EGCSE course - lessons, practice, and exam confidence

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Topics & modules

Week 1: Introduction to EconomicsLesson 1.1 The Nature of Economics; Lesson 1.2 The Basic Economic Problem; Lesson 1.3 Opportunity Cost Fundamentals; Lesson 1.4 Introduction to Production Possibility Curves; Lesson 1.5 PPC Analysis and Applications
Week 2: Factors of ProductionLesson 1 Land as a Factor of Production; Lesson 2 Labour as a Factor of Production; Lesson 3 Capital as a Factor of Production; Lesson 4 Enterprise and Entrepreneurship; Lesson 5 Factor Mobility and Resource Conservation
Week 3: Economic SystemsLesson 3.1 Fundamental Economic Questions; Lesson 3.2 Market Economic System; Lesson 3.3 Planned Economic System; Lesson 3.4 Mixed Economic System; Lesson 3.5 Economic System Comparison
Week 4: Market Failure and Government InterventionLesson 4.1 Understanding Market Failure; Lesson 4.2 Types of Market Failure; Lesson 4.3 Government Intervention Methods; Lesson 4.4 Privatisation Analysis; Lesson 4.5 Nationalisation and Public Ownership
Week 5: Demand AnalysisLesson 5.1 The Concept of Demand; Lesson 5.2 Law of Demand and Demand Curves; Lesson 5.3 Movement Along Demand Curve; Lesson 5.5 Demand Analysis Applications
Week 6: Supply AnalysisLesson 6.1 The Concept of Supply; Lesson 6.2 Law of Supply and Supply Curves; Lesson 6.3 Movement Along Supply Curve; Lesson 6.4 Shifts in Supply Curve; Lesson 6.5 Supply Analysis Applications
Week 7: Price DeterminationLesson 7.1 Market Equilibrium Concept; Lesson 7.2 Equilibrium Price Determination; Lesson 7.3 Market Disequilibrium; Lesson 7.4 Effects of Demand Changes on Equilibrium; Lesson 7.5 Effects of Supply Changes on Equilibrium
Week 8: Price Elasticity of DemandLesson 8.1 Elasticity Concept and Definition; Lesson 8.2 Calculating Price Elasticity of Demand; Lesson 8.3 Elastic, Inelastic, and Unitary Elasticity; Lesson 8.4 Determinants of Price Elasticity of Demand; Lesson 8.5 Applications of Price Elasticity of Demand
Week 9: Price Elasticity of SupplyLesson 9.1 Price Elasticity of Supply Concept; Lesson 9.2 Calculating Price Elasticity of Supply; Lesson 9.3 Elastic and Inelastic Supply; Lesson 9.4 Determinants of Price Elasticity of Supply; Lesson 9.5 Applications of Price Elasticity of Supply
Week 10: Term 1 Review and AssessmentLesson 10.1 Fundamental Concepts Review; Lesson 10.2 Market Mechanisms Review; Lesson 10.3 Elasticity Concepts Integration; Lesson 10.4 Mock Assessment Preparation; Lesson 10.5 Term 1 Assessment and Reflection
Week 11: Money and BankingLesson 11.1 Nature and Functions of Money; Lesson 11.2 Characteristics of Money; Lesson 11.3 Commercial Banks and Functions; Lesson 11.4 Central Banks and Functions; Lesson 11.5 Banking System Integration
Week 12: Stock ExchangeLesson 12.1 Stock Exchange Fundamentals; Lesson 12.2 Stock Exchange Operations; Lesson 12.3 Bull and Bear Markets; Lesson 12.4 Stock Exchange Functions; Lesson 12.5 Investment Decision Making
Week 13: Workers and EmploymentLesson 13.1 Factors Affecting Occupational Choice; Lesson 13.2 Wage and Non-Wage Factors; Lesson 13.3 Individual Earnings Changes Over Time; Lesson 13.4 Differences in Occupational Earnings; Lesson 13.5 Earnings Discrimination and Equality
Week 14: Household Economic BehaviourLesson 14.1 Household Spending Decisions; Lesson 14.2 Household Saving Behaviour; Lesson 14.3 Household Borrowing Decisions; Lesson 14.4 Expenditure Patterns by Income Groups; Lesson 14.5 Household Financial Planning
Week 15: Trade UnionsLesson 15.1 Trade Union Definition and Purpose; Lesson 15.2 Trade Union Functions; Lesson 15.3 Advantages of Trade Unions; Lesson 15.4 Disadvantages of Trade Unions; Lesson 15.5 Trade Union Impact Assessment

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