A Level Economics —
Top-Grade Strategy
A Level Economics demands analytical rigour, strong essay technique, and the ability to apply economic theory to real-world contexts. Our tutors combine exam-board expertise with current affairs knowledge to help students achieve A and A* grades.
Full Syllabus Coverage
All major exam boards covered — AQA, Edexcel, OCR, Cambridge International.
Microeconomics
- Supply and demand — elasticities and price mechanisms
- Consumer and producer surplus
- Market structures — perfect competition, monopoly, oligopoly
- Market failure — externalities, public goods, information gaps
- Government intervention — taxes, subsidies, price controls
- Labour markets and wage determination
Macroeconomics
- National income, GDP measurement, and economic growth
- Aggregate demand and aggregate supply (AD/AS)
- Inflation — causes, types, consequences
- Unemployment — causes, types, Phillips Curve
- Monetary policy — interest rates, quantitative easing
- Fiscal policy — government spending and taxation
- International trade — comparative advantage, protectionism
- Balance of payments and exchange rates
Development Economics
- Measures of development — HDI, Gini coefficient
- Factors constraining development
- International aid, FDI, and remittances
- Trade and development — WTO, free trade agreements
- Strategies for development — Lewis model, dependency theory
Essay & Exam Technique
- PEEL essay structure — Point, Explain, Evidence, Link
- Evaluation frameworks — short vs long run, stakeholders
- Data response question strategies
- Diagram application — drawing and annotating accurately
- Past-paper drilling with mark scheme analysis
- Current affairs integration — news and real-world examples
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Economics Specialists
Ms. Rachel Osei
London School of Economics (BSc Economics, First Class)
Rachel graduated from LSE and has been tutoring A Level Economics for 6 years. She is particularly skilled at teaching students to write structured, evaluative essays — the skill that separates A from A* students. Her knowledge of macroeconomic policy and current affairs brings the subject to life.
Daniel Yeo
University of Warwick (BA Economics & Finance)
Daniel specialises in microeconomics and data response technique. His structured approach to diagrammatic analysis and his deep knowledge of market structures has helped dozens of students move from B grades to consistent A grades. He focuses on precision and mark-scheme awareness.
Common Questions
Target A* Economics
Start with a diagnostic session to identify your essay and theory gaps — and build from there.
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