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These notes were very helpful in achieving an A/A* grade in economics. These also include additional documents, such as additional exam questions for AQA/Edexcel, keywords and information on Graph Analysis for popular theme 1 topics: This covers all aspects in concise detail, such as: The nature of economics How markets work Market failure Government intervention.

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