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SSEC15.1.1 Victoria mapping
ECONOMICS
Unit 2: Contemporary Economic Issues
Area of Study 2: Economic efficiency and equity
Outcome 2
On completion of this unit the student should be able to explain the factors and policies that may influence equity in the distribution of income and efficiency of resource allocation, and analyse the potential trade-off.
Key knowledge
economic costs and benefits, and social costs and benefits of achieving equity in the…
SSEC15.1.1 WA mapping
ECONOMICS GENERAL COURSE
Unit 1: Personal economic and financial decisions
Economic knowledge and understanding
the concept of income redistribution.
taxes on:
income, including Pay As You Go (PAYG) personal income tax and fringe benefits tax.
Unit 3 – Microeconomics
Economic knowledge and understanding
policy options to promote equity.
Reasoning, interpretation and analysis
use evidence found in economic…
SSEC16.1.1 ACT mapping
ECONOMICS
Unit 1: Economics
Unit 2: Economics
A Course
Types and forms
explain the consequences of contemporary economic issues on individuals, firms and governments (ECOA08).
T Course
Types and forms
analyse the influence of political, ethical, environmental and social factors on economic decision making (ECOT07)
SSEC16.1.1 NSW mapping
ECONOMICS
Topic 1: Introduction to Economics
Students learn about:
Nature of economics
governments – influencing the decisions of individuals and business.
Topic 6: Government and the Economy
Students learn to:
Examine economic issues
examine how the operation of the free market without government intervention might affect the distribution of income, quality of life of individuals and the management of the environment…
SSEC16.1.1 SA mapping
ECONOMICS
STAGE 1
Economic concepts
Choices
Consumers, firms, and governments have to make choices.
Factors affecting choices
Intended and unintended consequences of decisions.
Government involvement in the economy
Use the circular-flow model to explore the effects of government involvement in the economy.
SSEC16.1.1 Tasmania mapping
ECONOMICS LEVEL 3
Unit 1: An Introduction to Economics
The economic problem and economic systems
Economic decision-making
Decisions made by individuals, business and government should reflect a rational evaluation of costs and benefits.
SSEC16.1.1 Victoria mapping
ECONOMICS
Unit 1: The Behaviour of Consumers and Businesses
Area of Study 1: Thinking like an economist
Outcome 1
On completion of this unit the student should be able to describe the basic economic problem, discuss the role of consumers and businesses in the economy and analyse the factors that influence decision making.
Key knowledge
Consumers
economic factors that may influence economic decisions made by consumers such as:external…
SSEC16.1.1 WA mapping
ECONOMICS GENERAL COURSE
Unit 1: Personal economic and financial decisions
Economic knowledge and understanding
Influence of government on personal economic and financial decisions.
Unit 4 – Macroeconomics
Economic knowledge and understanding
Macroeconomic activity
the concept of the circular flow of income
the concepts of equilibrium, leakages and injections in the circular flow of income
Reasoning, interpretation and analysis…