GCSE OCR Economics
In short
GCSE OCR Economics has 5 topics: Economic Foundations, Markets and Prices, Production and Market Structures and 2 more. Each topic lists its topics in syllabus order. Start with Economic Foundations or jump to the topic you are revising.
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What topics are in GCSE OCR Economics?
The Economic Problem
- Scarcity and choice
- Opportunity cost
- Factors of production
Demand and Supply
- Demand
- Supply
- Market equilibrium
Elasticity
- Price elasticity of demand
- Price elasticity of supply
Costs and Revenue
- Costs
- Revenue
- Profit
Competition
- Competitive markets
- Monopoly and oligopoly
Market Failure
- Externalities
- Government intervention
Macroeconomic Objectives
- Growth
- Inflation
- Unemployment
Economic Policy
- Fiscal policy
- Monetary policy
- Supply-side policy
Trade and Globalisation
- International trade
- Exchange rates
- Balance of payments
How should you use these resources?
Revise
Work through your course topic by topic, in the order it is taught, so nothing gets missed.
Test yourself
Check each topic against what you should be able to do, and practise on exam-style questions as they are added.
Improve
Go back to what you could not do, or work with a tutor to close the gaps before your exams.
GCSE OCR Economics: common questions
What topics are in GCSE OCR Economics?
GCSE OCR Economics has 5 topics: Topic 1: Economic Foundations; Topic 2: Markets and Prices; Topic 3: Production and Market Structures; Topic 4: The National Economy; Topic 5: The International Economy.
How should I revise GCSE OCR Economics?
Work through one topic at a time in order, since later topics build on earlier ones. For each topic, check you can do everything on its list before moving on, and go back to the ones you could not.
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