GCSE
Economics
-
Introduction to GCSE Economics (OCR) Coming soon
-
1.1 Introduction to Economics
-
1.2 The Role of Markets and Money Coming soon
-
2.1 Economic Objectives and the Role of Government Coming soon
-
2.2 International Trade and the Global Economy Coming soon
1. Introduction to Economics
GCSE Economics (OCR) assesses students through two written exam papers. The structureThe organisation and order of information in a text. is listed below. You will also find forum discussion threads for each exam paper where you can ask specific questions about the upcoming exams. For questions about specific topics, please create a new discussion in the GCSE Economics forum.
Written Exam Paper 1
Title: Introduction to Economics (J205/01)
Marks: 80 Marks
Time: 1 hour 30 minutes
Weighting: 50% of GCSE
Content Assessed:
- 1. Introduction to Economics
- 2. The Role of Markets and Money
Visit the 2024 exam thread for this paper here.
Written Exam Paper 2
Title: National and International Economics (J205/02)
Marks: 80 Marks
Time: 1 hour 30 minutes
Weighting: 50% of GCSE
Content Assessed:
- 3. Economic Objectives and the Role of GovernmentThe public authority that provides services, collects taxes, sets laws and regulations, and helps manage the economy.
- 4. International Trade and the Global EconomyA system in which consumers, producers, and government interact to produce, distribute, and consume goods and services.
Visit the 2024 exam thread for this paper here.
We wish you the best of luck with your studies and exams, and remember - the work you put in will determine what you get out, so make sure you do your best!
Continue the lesson
This section is available to learners with course access. Continue learning with Knowness to unlock the full explanation, examples, revision tools, and progress tracking.
The remaining lesson content includes further guided explanation, important learning points, and supporting interactive material designed to help you understand and revise this topic.
Unlock this topic to view the full activity, worked examples, common mistakes, and additional revision support.
More content available
Knowness lessons are structured to build understanding step by step. Create an account or upgrade your access to continue from this point.
This preview does not include the hidden lesson text, answers, explanations, or embedded interactions.
Continue learning with Knowness
Sign up to access the full lesson, predicted grades, revision tools, progress tracking, and more.
Create a free account