Read the market.
Then beat it.

Economics B is the applied paper — real firms, real data, real judgement calls. We cover the whole 9EB0 spec the way a desk covers a market: every position priced, every claim marked to the actual question bank.

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PLATE 01 — MARKET CLEARINGEQUILIBRIUM · (Q*, P*)

1.1 Scarcity, choice & conflicts1.2 Enterprise, business & the economy1.3 Introducing the market1.4 The role of credit1.5 Market failure & intervention1.6 Revenue, costs, profits & cash2.1 Business growth & competitive advantage2.2 Firms, consumers & elasticities2.3 Productive efficiency2.4 Life in a global economy2.5 The economic cycle2.6 Introduction to macro policy3.1 Globalisation3.2 Economic factors in business expansion3.3 Impact of globalisation on global companies3.4 Impact of globalisation on local & national economies3.5 Global labour markets3.6 Inequality & re-distribution4.1 Competition & market power4.2 Market power & market failure4.3 Market failure across the economy4.4 Macroeconomic policies & impact on firms & individuals4.5 Risk & the financial sector

The open positions.

Live counts · restamped every build

699q

Practice questions

Written to the 9EB0 spec, hook-first. This number is the real bank — the build restamps it, so it can never drift.

4/23

Themes / sections

Every section of all four themes, from scarcity to the Global Financial Crisis. Nothing skipped, nothing padded.

K·A·A·E

Essay chains

Knowledge → Application → Analysis → Evaluation, drilled as chains — the exact ladder the mark scheme pays out on.

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Graded essays

Write the 20-marker, get it marked against the levels — where the analysis thinned, where evaluation never landed.

The order book

Every section, on the desk.

Twenty-three sections across four themes — each one a full taught page: the hook, the model, the misconceptions, the exam technique. Pick your entry point.

T1Markets, consumers and firmsMicro · the firm up close

1.1Scarcity, choice & conflicts→ 1.2Enterprise, business & the economy→ 1.3Introducing the market→ 1.4The role of credit→ 1.5Market failure & intervention→ 1.6Revenue, costs, profits & cash→

T2The wider economic environmentThe firm meets the economy

2.1Business growth & competitive advantage→ 2.2Firms, consumers & elasticities→ 2.3Productive efficiency→ 2.4Life in a global economy→ 2.5The economic cycle→ 2.6Introduction to macro policy→

T3The global economyTrade, labour, inequality

3.1Globalisation→ 3.2Economic factors in business expansion→ 3.3Impact of globalisation on global companies→ 3.4Impact of globalisation on local & national economies→ 3.5Global labour markets→ 3.6Inequality & re-distribution→

T4Making markets workPower, failure, policy, risk

4.1Competition & market power→ 4.2Market power & market failure→ 4.3Market failure across the economy→ 4.4Macroeconomic policies & impact on firms & individuals→ 4.5Risk & the financial sector→

Desk rules

01 · Entry

Hook-first questions.

Every question opens on something worth caring about — a firm, a price, a decision — then makes you do the economics. No flashcard filler.

02 · Hold

Spaced repetition.

What you miss comes back, timed to when you're about to forget it. The bank works your weak sections harder than your strong ones.

03 · Mark to market

Honest mastery tracking.

Your mastery score is marked to what you actually answered — never inflated, never smoothed. If it says you're ready, you're ready.

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The close

Take a position on your grade.

The spec is mapped, the bank is live, and it's free during beta. The only input still missing is you, at the desk, answering questions.

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