All the notes below have been updated to match the CIE IGCSE Economics (0455) syllabus for examinations in 2020, 2021 and 2022.

 

1.  The Basic Economic Problem

1.1 – 1.4 – The Basic Economic Problem

2. The Allocation of Resources

2.1 – 2.9 – How Markets Work

2.10 – 2.11 –  Market Failure

3. Microeconomic decision makers

3.1 – Money and Banking

3.2 – Households

3.3 – Workers

3.4 – Trade Unions

3.5 – Firms

3.6 – Firms and Production

3.7 – Firms’ Costs, Revenue and Objectives

3.8 – Market Structure

4. Government and the Macroeconomy

 4.1 – 4.2 – The Macroeconomic Aims of Government

4. 3 – Fiscal Policy

4.4 – Monetary Policy

4.5 – Supply-Side Policy

4. 6 – Economic Growth

4.7 – Employment and Unemployment

4. 8 – Inflation and Deflation

5. Economic Development

5.1 – Living Standards

5.2 – Poverty

5.3 – Population

5.4 – Developed and Less-developed Economies

6. International Trade and Globalisation

6.1 – International Specialization

6.2 – Globalisation, Free Trade and Protection

6.3 – Foreign Exchange Rate

6.4 – Current Account of Balance of Payments

 

15 thoughts on “Economics – 0455”

    1. We’re currently updating notes. See the disclaimer at the top of the page to check how much of the notes have been completed. We hope to complete the process by the end of May 2020. Stay tuned!

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    1. Much of the content is the same, so yes. However they are not tailored to exactly fit the new syllabus. I am currently working notes that do fit the new one, though 🙂

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