Teacher in Charge: Mr R. Chopra.
Who would be interested in this course?Ideally students who have previously earned 14 Level 2 Economics credits, or with HOD’s approval (if no prior study of Economics at Level 1 or 2).
If you’re someone who’s curious about how the world works — like why prices go up, why some countries are rich and others are poor, or how businesses and governments make big decisions — Economics is for you.
Course Outline
Level 3 Economics aims to build on Micro-economic and Macro-economic content developed in Level 1 and 2 Economics. Technical skills necessary for University Economics will be introduced and applied to contemporary issues in the New Zealand economy. This course is structured into three sections; students will examine resource allocation via private sector - determining the success of the market system. Secondly, students will examine market failure and look at resource allocation via public sector. Finally, students will revisit the aggregate economy and look at the effect of government decisions on the economy as a whole.
This course gives you a strong foundation for further study at university and opens doors to a wide range of careers. People who study economics go on to work as:
Policy Advisors
Financial Analysts
Business Consultants
Market Researchers
Bankers and Investment Advisors
Account Managers
Economist, Foreign Policy Officer, Policy Analyst, Actuary, Elected Government Representative, Finance Manager, Statistician, Urban/Regional Planner, Quantity Surveyor, Human Resources Adviser, Energy/Carbon Auditor
Contributions and Equipment/StationeryPens/Pencils
Highlighter(s) - Optional
1B5 Book