GCSE Economics has been specifically written to meet the requirements of the National Criteria and covers the new GCSE syllabuses completely. Contents include the economic problem, economic theory, economic terminology and assessment of economic behaviour. The book is a stand-alone course companion and includes everything needed for examination success: knowledge, course work, examination guidance, and homework activities. It is written in a straightforward style and, wherever possible, theory and knowledge are supported with visual material. Case studies, based on a fictional village as it progresses through various stages of economic development, are used throughout the text and tiered according to the degree of difficulty. All students of GCSE economics will find this a very useful aid to their studies. Key features include: a clear statement of learning outcomes at the start of each chapter; a section on examination questions with examples and advice on how to answer them; the new tiered question system; case studies and activities at the end of each chapter progressively tiered from simple to more challenging; icons to guide students step-by-step through the text.
The Economic Problem Economic Behaviour Economic Theory Economic Terminology The Economic Institutions Assessment of Economic Behaviour Coursework The Examination
John Pratten is chief examiner for the Southern Examining Group. Nigel Proctor is principal moderator for the Southern Examining Group.