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Microeconomics
Foundations: Economic methodology, resources, scarcity and choice, and Production Possibility Diagrams (PPDs).

Behaviour & Markets: Consumer behaviour (including behavioural economics), demand and supply determinants, price elasticity, and market equilibrium.

Firms: Production, costs, revenue, specialisation, economies of scale, and market structures (monopoly, oligopoly, perfect competition).

Labour & Welfare: Demand/supply of labour, minimum wage, trade unions, income distribution, and policies to tackle poverty.

Macroeconomics
Indicators & Models: Government objectives, key macro indicators (e.g., inflation, unemployment), circular flow of income, and the AD/AS model (including the multiplier).

Issues: Economic growth, inflation/deflation, employment, and the balance of payments.

Policy & Finance: Fiscal, monetary, and supply-side policies. Also, the structure and regulation of financial markets and the role of central banks.