GCSE Economics: Macroeconomics

Service Description

From the data I have collected, one lesson per week (for a minimum of 6 months) will on average deliver an improvement of 1.0 grade levels at GCSE. This course is suited to pupils taking GCSE Economics with any exam board. It will teach pupils the basics of national economics (i.e., output, growth, inflation, unemployment, current account of the balance of payments, etc.), the economic policies that could change the aforementioned indicators (monetary policy, fiscal policy, supply-side policy), and the normative debates in economics around what policymakers should optimise for (i.e., should the Bank of England target inflation, output, or exchange rates? is globalisation a net good? what are the limits of free markets? should societies target parameterised inequality? and if so, where should those parameters be set?)