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2 unit
Year 11 and 12
Category
Board Developed Course
ATAR
Yes
Hours Studied
120 per year
Course Outline
Course Outline
Economics provides for students an understanding of many aspects of the economy and its operation that are frequently reported in the media. It investigates issues such as why unemployment or inflation rates change and how these changes affect business, government and the individual. Economics develops students’ knowledge and understanding of the operation of the global and Australian economy. It develops the analytical, problem solving and communication skills of students. There is a strong emphasis on the current problems and issues in the Australian economy.
Content
Content
Year 11 Course
Introduction to Economics
Consumers and Business
Markets
Labour Markets
Financial Markets
Government and the Economy
HSC Course
The Global Economy
Australia’s Place in the Global Economy
Economic Issues
Economic Policies and Management
NB: It is not necessary that you have studied Commerce if you want to study Economics.
Recommendations
Who should do this course?
The course is suited to students who enjoy discovering the cause and effect of economic problems. It is a course which is very relevant to the economics of everyday life in Australia and will therefore suit students who enjoy challenging contemporary studies.
Special Requirements & Equipment
Special Requirements & Equipment
What I need for this course?
None
Exclusions
Exclusions
What you cannot do with this course?
None
This course is often chosen with
This course is often chosen with
In a variety of course combinations.
Career options
How will this course help me in the future?
There are many tertiary courses for which the study of Economics is very useful. In addition, the knowledge of how the economy operates is very useful in everyday life. Job opportunities include banking, finance, accounting, journalism, the public service, management and administration.
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