AB Economics

Course Description

AB Economics helps students understand how people, businesses, and governments make decisions about money, resources, and growth.

The course explores markets, trade, pricing, policy, and data interpretation through both local and global economic examples.

Learners develop the ability to read trends, examine financial behavior, and explain how economic forces shape everyday life.

Class discussions and analytical work strengthen critical thinking, numerical reasoning, and policy awareness over time.

It is a strong choice for students who want to build decision-making skills useful in research, business, public service, and strategic planning.

Course Contents

• Principles of microeconomics and macroeconomics
• Market behavior, pricing, and competition
• Public policy, development, and trade
• Economic indicators and data interpretation
• Research methods for economic analysis
• Applied case studies in business and society

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