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Cambridge International AS and A Level Economics

General Overview

• Publisher: Cambridge University Press

• First Published: 2002, with updates in 2010 and 2015

• Subject Focus: Detailed coverage of Economics for students preparing for Cambridge exams.

• Structure of Content: Divided into chapters covering AS and A Level economics topics, examination preparation, and self-assessment tasks.

Structure of the Book

• Contents:

  • Preface

  • Introduction

  • Chapter 1: Basic Economic Ideas and Resource Allocation

  • Chapter 2: The Price System and The Microeconomy

  • Chapter 3: Government Microeconomic Intervention

  • Chapter 4: The Macroeconomy

  • Chapter 5: Government Macro Intervention

  • Chapter 6: Basic Economic Ideas and Resource Allocation (A Level)

  • Preparing for Examinations

  • Index

  • Acknowledgements

Key Features

• Introduction: Breaks down skills needed for successful Economics study and provides an outline of aims for student understanding.

• Assessment Tasks: Each chapter includes self-assessment tasks to reinforce learning.

• Focus on Up-to-Date Statics: Incorporates recent statistics and information applicable to various global economies.

• Asian and Developing Economy Focus: Many examples set within the geographical context of Asian countries and developing economies.

Learning Objectives

• Gain an understanding of economic problems, concepts, and the structure of markets.

• Develop skills for application in real-world scenarios and for examination success.

Examination Preparation

• Includes preparation advice and strategies for various types of examination questions.

• Emphasis on understanding theories, practical applications, and analytical reasoning in Economics.

Conclusion

• The book aims to equip students with thorough knowledge and understanding of economic principles, preparing them for Cambridge examinations and further applications in academic and real-world contexts.