A-Level Economics helps you understand how the world works on both micro and macro levels. It explains how resources are allocated and how decisions are made in society. You’ll learn about issues like inflation, unemployment, taxes, trade, and economic growth, which are central to daily news and policymaking. You’ll learn why prices change, what causes recessions, and how governments respond to economic challenges, giving you a strong grasp of real-world issues. Economics provides valuable analytical skills, which are sought after in a range of careers, from finance and consulting to government, journalism, law, and education. Many industries value an economics background because it shows you can approach problems systematically, analyse data, and make informed decisions. Economics requires you to examine data, interpret graphs, and understand models. These exercises improve your ability to think logically and assess complex information. You’ll also practice critical thinking by evaluating economic arguments, weighing costs and benefits, and considering the potential impacts of different policies.