Edexcel A & AQA · AS and A Level
A Level Economics revision that follows your board and course
Choose Pearson Edexcel Economics A or AQA, then AS or A Level. The app filters its original questions, notes, key-fact cards and MCQ mocks to your board and course. Use it alongside teacher-led essay and data-response practice.
- Questions in the app
- 2,000+
- Subtopics with notes
- 136
- Key-fact cards
- 129
- Free questions online
- 585
Built around your specification
Choose your board and AS or A Level in the app. Topics, questions and mocks follow that choice. The website labels board membership and A Level-only subtopics. Practise written answers alongside these MCQs.
Edexcel A
A level 9EC0 · AS 8EC0
1,800+ questions in 122 subtopics
AQA
A level 7136 · AS 7135
1,900+ questions in 129 subtopics
Every area of the course
Markets and market failure
9 topics · 540 questions
Economic choices and models, Demand, supply and price, Elasticities, Price signals and economic welfare, Why markets can fail, Externalities, Government action in markets, Limits of intervention, Consumer decisions
Business behaviour and the labour market
9 topics · 490+ questions
Firms and business growth, Production and costs, Revenue and profit, Business objectives, Competition and efficiency, Oligopoly and strategic choices, Market power and contestability, Labour markets, Competition policy and regulation
The national economy
8 topics · 400+ questions
Measuring economic performance, Aggregate demand and aggregate supply, Income flows and the multiplier, Growth and economic fluctuations, Macroeconomic goals and conflicts, Macroeconomic policies, Tax, spending and public finances, Money and the price level
The global economy
7 topics · 370+ questions
Globalisation and trade, Trade barriers, International payments, Exchange rates and competitiveness, Poverty, income and wealth, Economic development, Money, banks and the financial system
Quantitative skills
5 topics · 220+ questions
Working with economic data, Real values and changes over time, Core economic calculations, Calculating from diagrams, International calculations
Key terms and economists
129 cards
Recall key facts for your course. Every card is marked Learn this; the app filters them by your board and course.
Inside the app
Original MCQs with explanations, revision notes, key-fact cards and MCQ mocks for your board and course.
What the full app adds
- 2,000+ questions in 136 subtopics
- Notes and worked examples
- Edexcel A and AQA, AS and A Level
- Key facts and formula cards
- Flashcards
- Topic and full-bank MCQ mocks
- Mock test history
Try it free first
These 39 subtopics are free in the app — and here, with full worked explanations.
- Scarcity, resources and opportunity cost
- Demand shifts and movements
- Price elasticity of demand and total revenue
- Rationing, signalling and incentives
- Market failure and resource allocation
- External costs and overproduction
- Indirect taxes and their incidence
- Government failure and unintended effects
- Rational choices and behavioural influences
- Firm size and integration
- Production, productivity and basic costs
- Total and average revenue and profit
- Business aims and competitive pressures
- Competitive and concentrated markets
- Interdependence, collusion and price rigidity
- Monopoly prices, output and welfare
- Derived demand for labour
- Mergers, competition policy and public ownership
- GDP, national income and living standards
- Consumption, investment and aggregate demand
- Circular flow, injections and withdrawals
- Sources of actual and potential growth
- Policy objectives and short-run conflicts
- Fiscal policy and aggregate demand
- Tax systems and government spending
- Quantity theory and monetary assumptions
- Globalisation, multinationals and trade patterns
- Tariffs, quotas and welfare diagrams
- Trade balances and the current account
- Exchange-rate changes and trade prices
- Absolute and relative poverty
- Growth, development and composite indicators
- Money and financial-market functions
- Ratios, fractions and percentage changes
- Real income, deflators and GDP per person
- Elasticity calculations with explicit percentage bases
- Tax, subsidy and surplus areas
- Calculating the terms-of-trade index
- Currency conversion and quoted exchange rates
Questions students ask
Which Economics courses does the app cover?
Pearson Edexcel Economics A (9EC0/8EC0) and AQA (7136/7135). Choose AS or A Level in the app. Edexcel Economics B, OCR and Cambridge courses are not included.
Does this replace essay and data-response practice?
The original MCQs practise knowledge, diagrams, calculations and application. They do not mark essays or reproduce complete board papers. Practise extended written answers with your teacher and official assessment resources.
How does the AS filter work?
Choosing AS hides A Level-only subtopics and questions, including inside the topic and full-bank mocks. A Level shows the full course for the chosen board. Shared question progress is retained when you change your choice.
What can I try for free?
The first subtopic of each section is free, with mocks drawn from those questions and the first category of key-fact cards. This website publishes exactly the union of both boards’ free question IDs, with explanations, and notes for every subtopic. A subscription or one-off lifetime purchase unlocks the remaining app content.
Are the cards in an exam formula booklet?
The Economics cards are all labelled Learn this. They contain definitions, relationships and selected economists for the supported course. Board and course labels identify where each card applies.
Which devices are supported?
A Level Economics Revision is on the App Store for iPhone and iPad and on Google Play for Android, with the same questions, notes, key-fact cards and mocks.