A-LEVEL Economics

Understand the Forces That Shape Our World

Cambridge International A-level Economics (9708) offers students a critical understanding of economic theory, decision-making processes, and global economic issues. This course builds analytical, evaluative, and quantitative skills essential for success in higher education, business, finance, and policymaking.

STUDY A-LEVEL
ECONOMICS WITH US

Internationally Recognised Qualification

Based on the Cambridge International syllabus, respected by leading universities and employers worldwide.

Real-World Relevance

Analyse how governments, businesses, and consumers interact and how economies develop and adapt.

Critical Thinking and Quantitative Analysis

Develop the ability to interpret data, construct arguments, and evaluate economic policies.

Flexible Online Delivery

Study live or on-demand with expert teachers, interactive resources, and continuous academic support.

WHAT
You’ll Learn

The Cambridge A-level Economics syllabus is divided into AS Level (core foundations) and A Level (advanced applications and global perspectives).

At AS Level, students study the fundamental principles of economics through six core topic areas:

Basic economic ideas and resource allocation

The price system and the microeconomy

Government microeconomic intervention

The macroeconomy

Government macroeconomic intervention

International economic issues

Assessment
Overview

AS Level

A Level Assessment (additional)

Assessment Routes

The course is assessed through written examinations.

Skills You Will Develop

Quantitative analysis of economic data

Constructing and evaluating economic arguments

Applying theory to current economic issues

Independent research and structured essay writing

Logical reasoning and decision-making

These are essential skills for further academic study and many professional careers.

Who Is This Course For?

This course is suitable for students who:

Are aged 16–19 and wish to study economics, business, finance, or politics at university

Enjoy understanding how real-world issues like inflation, inequality, and trade work

Have strong analytical skills or wish to develop them

Are interested in careers related to economics, banking, business, or public policy

University Pathways