Hand-written exam questions for both Edexcel A-Level subjects — K-A-A-E chains for Economics B, AO1–AO4 for Business 9BS0 — and an AI marker that returns a real numeric mark with a specific note on what to fix. Anchored in Thames Water, the Sugar Tax, the Greggs case, the 2022 tightening cycle — not the textbook.
Every choice carries a hidden price: the value of the next-best thing you didn't choose. In an exam, that is not "trade-off". That's the question.
Not poverty, not shortage. The structural condition in which our wants exceed the means available to satisfy them. Every Edexcel A-Level model — economic or business — begins here, and most end by complicating it.
Themes 1–4, every sub-chapter. Markets, elasticity, market failure, macro policy, globalisation, FX, market structures, labour, government intervention. Anchored in Thames Water, the Sugar Tax, the 2022 tightening cycle.
Same engine, different syllabus. Themes 1–4 for Business 9BS0 — marketing, operations, finance, HR, strategy, external influences. AO weightings baked into the AI marker (AO1 ~22%, AO2 ~24%, AO3 ~30%, AO4 ~24%).
"Cost-push pressures from the energy shock raised the SRAS curve, leaving CPI elevated even after demand cooled. Bank Rate at 5.25% cannot reverse the supply shock, but it anchors expectations — preventing a wage-price spiral…"
Most A-Level revision sites give you a wall of bullet points and a button that says "test yourself". The questions that motivated the topic in the first place — why a sugar tax raises £340m but doesn't fix obesity, why Greggs grew slowly while WeWork burned out — arrive, if they arrive at all, as a footnote.
Vofti starts at the other end. Every Economics B and Business 9BS0 sub-chapter opens with a question built around something that actually happened. The diagram arrives only when it earns its way in.
Read the full manifesto →A 12-mark K-A-A-E essay on cost-push inflation, the Bank of England's 2022–23 tightening cycle, and why monetary policy is the wrong tool for a supply shock — but the right tool for stopping one becoming embedded.