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Tutors for IGCSE Economics
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What lessons cover
- The basic economic problem
- The allocation of resources: demand, supply and market failure
- Money, banking, workers and firms
- Government and the macroeconomy: inflation, unemployment and growth
- Fiscal, monetary and supply-side policy
- Economic development
- International trade and globalisation
About IGCSE Economics
- Economics 0455 has a multiple-choice paper and a structured questions paper.
- Longer answers reward analysis with diagrams and evaluation.
How to do well
- Draw accurate diagramsDemand and supply diagrams earn marks only when axes and shifts are correctly labelled.
- Always evaluateTop marks need a judgement: say which effect is more likely and why.
- Learn the command wordsCambridge mark schemes reward the exact command word: state, describe, explain, calculate. Practise answering to the command, not just the topic.
How it works
- Choose a tutorCompare profiles, reviews and prices, then pick the tutor who knows your course.
- Book a free first lessonShare the course outline, recent tests and your goals, and agree a plan.
- Follow the planWeekly lessons that follow your class, with practice before each test.
Frequently asked questions
Is IGCSE Economics good preparation for A Level?
Yes. The concepts carry over directly, and the evaluation skills are the same.
How do I write a strong discuss answer?
Explain both sides with a chain of reasoning, use a diagram where relevant and finish with a supported judgement.