Economics examines our wider world; we learn about the key issues and challenges facing our world today. You learn a wide range of subjects, including areas such as markets, poverty, governments, globalisation, and many more. The course is focused on application to real world examples, with an understanding of current affairs being critical. COURSE CONTENT: Year 12: You're about to start your journey into the world of economics. We go into the captivating realms of macroeconomics and microeconomics, where we not only learn how money moves both on a national scale, but also in your own neighbourhood. We start this by exploring the world of markets; you'll get to know the ins and outs of supply and demand, why we buy what we buy, and how governments sometimes jump in. This will help us understand how all these puzzle pieces fit together on a national level, shaping our entire economy. Year 13: We're going deeper into both macroeconomics and microeconomics, but this time, we're tackling real-world issues head-on. You'll explore pressing topics like poverty, inequality, how governments intervene to make things fair, and the big picture of fiscal policy. And we then take this knowledge global. Like zooming out on a map to see how our local knowledge fits nationally and internationally. Economics isn't just about numbers and charts; it's much more; its about understanding the world our relationships with money