NCEA Level 3 Economics
13ECO Subject DescriptionTeacher in Charge: Mr E. Meredith.
Recommended Prior LearningAt least 7 external credits from Level 1 Economics. Level 2 Economics study is an advantage. All students should have passed a L2 Social Sciences or English subject.
Students should have passed an Achievement Stand Social Sciences and/or English Course at Level 2
The focus at Level 3 is complex Micro-Economics. The key areas of study include efficiency and equity and government intervention. This is followed by a case study of a NZ industry (eg forestry, apiculture) that covers 1-3 standards from both Economics and Business Studies.
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All students will complete the two Economics internal assessments (worth 10 credits) and at least one Economics external assessment to gain 14 credits towards university entrance. Other standards listed below depend on the students prior learning, programme of study and future intentions.
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Career Pathways
Finance Manager, Agricultural/Horticultural Consultant, Business Analyst, Statistician, Bank Worker, Building and Construction Manager, Urban/Regional Planner, Managing Director/Chief Executive, Elected Government Representative, Civil Engineer, Journalist, Technical Writer, Foreign Policy Officer, Economist, Human Resources Adviser, Importer/Exporter, Financial Adviser, Forest Manager, Market Research Analyst, Policy Analyst, Tertiary Lecturer, Project Manager, Management Consultant, Data Analyst