A complete presentation about Information Failure - including exam questions with answers. This presentation includes coverage of information failure; covering them in sufficient depth for AQA A-Level Economics, alongside all other major exam boards. It also has numerous examples of exam practice, including multiple-choice questions students would see, alongside definition-based questions. It also includes a 15 mark question on over-consumption of sugary drinks (combining with the previous topic of merit and demerit goods), along with another 15 mark question that is based on imperfect information specifically, with a suggested response of how it can be tackled successfully for both.

A complete presentation about 25 mark essays, including written annotations surrounding why certain parts are effective and what makes it a Level 5 / full mark response. This presentation goes in-depth on an exam question with an extract surrounding public goods. It is suitable for AQA A-Level Economics, alongside all other major exam boards. I have also completely reworked the extract about libraries to then be about museums, so the students can attempt the question in their own way (almost like an “I Do”, “You Do” style) / attempt it for homework independently so that they can practice the skill.

A complete presentation about Externalities and Merit + Demerit Goods - including exam questions with answers. This presentation includes coverage of externalities and merit + demerit goods including fully animated diagrams; covering them in sufficient depth for AQA A-Level Economics, alongside all other major exam boards. This presentation also includes worksheets embedded within the slides, alongside answers for all parts of the worksheet too. It also has numerous examples of exam practice, including multiple-choice questions students would see, alongside definition-based questions. It also includes a 15 mark question on demerit goods, along with a 25 mark essay-based extract question that assesses student on merit goods/some element of public goods - a classic topic students can distinguish and struggle between, with a suggested response of how it can be tackled successfully for both.

A complete presentation about Public Goods - including exam questions with answers. This presentation includes coverage of private goods, public goods and quasi-public goods; covering them in sufficient depth for AQA A-Level Economics, alongside all other major exam boards. This presentation also includes worksheets embedded within the slides, alongside answers for all parts of the worksheet too. It also has numerous examples of exam practice, including multiple-choice questions students would see, alongside definition-based questions. It also includes a 25 mark essay-based extract question that assesses student on merit goods/some element of public goods - a classic topic students can distinguish and struggle between, with a suggested response of how it can be tackled successfully.

This is a collection I have made, categorised by the year of the exam, of all the multiple choice questions (MCQs) that AQA have asked from the earliest years I could find (2004-2012) Within the resource is: A PowerPoint for each exam series, with the questions. A PowerPoint for each exam series, with the questions and answers animated. I find that the questions can be printed and used by students individually for revision purposes. I find that the questions and answers can be used for the whole class as a ‘walking talking’ mock, perhaps by taking an amalgamation of years if you want to make a specific topic test.

This is a mock exam using an extract that I have constructed that considers the inequality within a global context and within the UK, particularly the gender pay gaps and North-South divide. It includes the A-Level AQA Economics structure: 2 mark definition question 4 mark explain data question 9 mark diagram and explain question 25 mark essay question This is most suitable for your Year 13 Microeconomics students to be used in-class as to how to answer questions (if you do not want to ‘ruin’ the few Economics papers that there are for AQA!) Includes an in-depth mark scheme, based off AQA’s mark scheme and indicative content is present (but does not include sample essays or responses).

This is a mock exam using an extract that I have constructed that considers the Grenfell Tower Fire. It includes the AS-Level AQA Economics structure: 3 mark definition question 4 mark calculation question 4 mark comparison question 4 mark diagram question 10 mark analyse / explain question 25 mark essay question This is most suitable for your Year 12 Microeconomics students to be used in-class as to how to answer questions (if you do not want to ‘ruin’ the few Economics papers that there are for AQA!) This could also be (somewhat, although, not fully) adapted to Year 13 by changing the mark allocations. Includes an in-depth mark scheme, based off AQA’s mark scheme and indicative content is present (but does not include sample essays or responses).

This is a mock exam using an extract that I have constructed that considers the Covid-19 and the UK economy. It includes the AS-Level AQA Economics structure: 3 mark definition question 4 mark calculation question 4 mark comparison question 4 mark diagram question 10 mark analyse / explain question 25 mark essay question This is most suitable for your Year 12 Microeconomics students to be used in-class as to how to answer questions (if you do not want to ‘ruin’ the few Economics papers that there are for AQA!) This could also be (somewhat, although, not fully) adapted to Year 13 by changing the mark allocations. Includes an in-depth mark scheme, based off AQA’s mark scheme and indicative content is present (but does not include sample essays or responses)

This is a mock exam using an extract that I have constructed that considers the supermarket industry. It includes the AS-Level AQA Economics structure: 3 mark definition question 4 mark calculation question 4 mark comparison question 4 mark diagram question 10 mark analyse / explain question 25 mark essay question This is most suitable for your Year 12 Microeconomics students to be used in-class as to how to answer questions (if you do not want to ‘ruin’ the few Economics papers that there are for AQA!) This could also be (somewhat, although, not fully) adapted to Year 13 by changing the mark allocations. Includes an in-depth mark scheme, based off AQA’s mark scheme and indicative content is present (but does not include sample essays or responses)