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OCR’s GCSE (9–1) in Economics equips learners with the skills and confidence to explore how consumers, producers and governments interact in markets nationally and internationally. It provides a well-rounded introduction to this subject and an excellent foundation for advanced study in Economics.
By learning how to explain and evaluate economic problems and possible solutions, learners will acquire a way of thinking as economists and develop a logical approach to thinking and reasoning.
By learning how to use economic data from a range of sources, such as tables, charts and graphs, learners will acquire the skills to make informed judgements and to communicate in a clear and concise way.
Learners will benefit from these transferable skills in their further study and employment.
OCR’s GCSE (9–1) in Economics will enable learners to become better-informed and more responsible citizens, consumers and producers, by allowing them to develop an awareness of the importance of the economic dimension to our lives. This will allow them to become more confident in the economic choices relating to their life and work.
All learners must take components 01 and 02 to be awarded the OCR GCSE (9–1) in Economics.
Content Overview |
Assessment Overview |
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Introduction to Economics The role of markets and money |
Introduction to Economics (J205/01)* 80 Marks 1 hour 30 minute written paper |
50% of total GCSE |
Economic objectives and the role of government International trade and the global economy |
National and International Economics (J205/02)* 80 Marks 1 hour 30 minute written paper |
50% of total GCSE |
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