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Microeconomics
Foundations: Economic activity, the factors of production, specialisation, and decision-making (making choices).

Markets: Demand and supply, equilibrium price, elasticity (price elasticity of demand/supply), and intermarket relationships.

Firms & Production: Cost, revenue, production, productivity, and economies of scale.

Market Structures: The importance of markets, competitive vs. non-competitive markets, and the labour market.

Market Failure: Misallocation of resources and externalities.

Macroeconomics
Indicators: Government economic objectives (growth, employment, inflation, balance of payments), and income distribution.

Policy: Fiscal, monetary, and supply-side policies to manage the economy.

Global Economy: Reasons for trade, exchange rates, free-trade agreements, and the impact of globalisation.

Finance: The crucial role of money and financial institutions.