Economics

The Economics Department is long established at William Ellis. We teach Economics at AS and A2 Levels. Over the years, many students have gone on to universities to study Economics, Accountancy, Law and Finance and other related subjects.

As an Economics student, you will develop an understanding of the behaviour of consumers and producers. You will also understand how the economy works and is managed to achieve economic objectives.

Economics students, as well as developing knowledge and understanding, also develop skills of analysis and evaluation.

It is expected that an Economics student regularly reads the business and financial pages in quality newspapers such as The Independent.

Please use the links below for past examiners' reports and mark schemes; these will open in PDF format.

AS Economics Units 2 Markets - 'why they fail?' 02 Jan mark scheme

2002 June Unit 1 Mark Scheme

AS Economics Managing the Economy 03 Jan Mark Scheme

2003 Jan Unit 1 Mark Scheme

AS Economics Unit 2 Markets -  'why they fail?' 03 January Mark scheme

AS Unit 3 Managing the Economy - 03 June Mark Scheme

A2 Economics Industrial Economics 03 June Mark scheme

AS Economics Managing the Economy 03 June Examiners report Unit 3

2003 June Unit 1 Mark Scheme

AS Economics Units 2 Markets - 'why they fail?' 03 June mark scheme

2004 January 2004 Mark Scheme

AS Economics Markets - 'why they fail?' January 2004 Mark Scheme

A2 Economics Industrial Economics 04 Jan Mark Scheme

AS Unit 3 Managing the Economy - 04 June Mark Scheme

2004 June Unit 1 Mark Scheme

AS Economics Units 2 Markets - 'why they fail?' 04 June mark scheme

AS Unit 3 Managing The Economy 04 June Mark Scheme

A2 Economics Unit 4 04 June mark scheme

AS Economics Unit 1 05 Jan mark scheme

AS Economics Unit 2 Markets - 'why they fail?' 05 Jan Mark scheme

AS Economics Unit 3 Managing The Economy 05 Jan MS