Introduction to Economics

Economics is the study of how society makes _______________

• Choices

• Graphs

• Money

• News

You MUST bring all of the following to economics lessons, except...

• An ignorance of the news

• A claculator

• A ruler

• A pencil

What are the two sections to your GCSE economics paper?

• Introduction to economics

• National and international economics

• Quantitative Skills

• Finance

The average economics graduate earns (after 5 years):

• £40,000

• £25,000

• £35,000

• £50,000

What percentage of the next thee years will you spend in economics lessons?

• 1%

• 2%

• 5%

• 10%

What percentage of the overall GCSE mark is based on quantitative skills?

• 5%

• 10%

• 15%

• 20%

Which of the following is NOT a unit in GCSE Economics?

• The role of markets and money

• Economic objectives and the role of government

• International trade and the global economy

• The Wealth of Nations

I must make notes in my book whenever I see writing in...

• ...red

• ...yellow

• ...blue

• ...green

What of the following mathematical skills are NOT required

• Averages

• Addition

• Percentages

• Regression analysis

Which of the following will Economics NOT do for you

• Give you useful skills in other areas

• Make you more employable

• Teach you about the human world that we live in

• A GCSE with little or no work required