AQA • Economics

This document includes revision notes for the following topics, relevant to AQA Economics A-level (specification 7135, 7136). I sat my Economics A-level in 2018 and achieved an A* grade across all three papers. Topics include: •Difference between income and wealth •Determinants of income inequality and wealth inequality •Measuring inequality - Lorenz curve and Gini coefficient •Evaluation of income and wealth inequality •UK income and wealth statistics •Problem...

This document includes exemplar essays covering the questions below, relevant to AQA Economics A-level (specification 7135, 7136). I sat my Economics A-level in 2018 and achieved an A* grades across all three papers. Complete written essays included: • Discuss the possible contribution of supply-side reforms to achieving an improvement in the UK balance of trade in goods (25 marks) • Assess the importance of a floating exchange rate to a country trying to achieve macroeconomic stab...

This document includes revision notes for the following topics, relevant to AQA Economics A-level (specification 7135, 7136 - specifically points: 4.1.1.1 - 4.1.2.4). I sat my Economics A-level in 2018 and achieved an A* grade. Topics covered: - Economic methodology - positive and normative statements - Economic problem - needs, wants, scarcity etc. - Choice and opportunity cost - Economic sectors and units - Factors of production - PPF graphs and explanations of shifts - Consumer b...

This document includes revision notes for the following topics, relevant to AQA Economics A-level (specification 7135, 7136). I sat my Economics A-level in 2018 and achieved an A* grade. Topics covered: - Theory of Demand - downward slope curve, exceptions to law of demand -Price elasticity of demand and determinants -Income elasticity of demand and determinants -Cross elasticity of demand and determinants -Theory of Supply -Price elasticity of supply and determinants -Market equil...

This comprehensive set of macroeconomic revision notes covers all the key concepts, policies, and debates needed for a deep understanding of the subject. It begins with clear explanations of fiscal, monetary, and supply-side policies, including their mechanisms, advantages, and limitations. The notes explore advanced topics such as automatic stabilisers, budget deficits and surpluses, tax systems, and the Laffer curve, with a focus on real-world applications like the UK’s fiscal framework. The...

Take your A-Level Economics revision to the next level with these expertly written notes on Measures of Economic Development. Covering everything from the difference between economic growth and development to the factors that promote and limit progress, this resource is designed to make complex macroeconomic concepts easy to understand. It explores key indicators like GDP per capita and HDI, evaluates the impact of inequality, corruption, and primary product dependency, and examines the roles of...

These A-Level Economics revision notes on Globalisation and Trade are the ultimate resource for students aiming for A or A* grades. Covering everything from the meaning of globalisation to the complexities of international trade, protectionism, trading blocs, and exchange rate systems, these notes are tailored to the Edexcel, AQA, and OCR specifications. Each topic is explained in clear, concise language with detailed analysis, real-world examples, and key evaluation points to help you write top...

Get exam-ready with this comprehensive set of revision notes covering the entire Financial Markets and Banking topic for AQA and Edexcel specifications. Perfect for students aiming for top grades, these notes break down complex concepts into clear, concise explanations supported by real-world examples and evaluative insights. What’s inside: - In-depth coverage of financial markets, banks, and non-bank financial institutions - Detailed explanations of money markets, capital markets, and f...

This document is a super clear, straightforward guide to the AQA A-Level Economics topic Individuals, Firms, Markets and Market Failure. It’s written in a way that feels like someone just sitting down with you and explaining the key ideas — no waffle, no overcomplicated jargon, just the stuff you actually need to understand. It covers everything from how consumers and firms make decisions, to how markets work (and sometimes don’t). It breaks down trickier ideas like marginal utility, el...