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Achieve better grades in GCE ‘A’ Level Economics case studies through Getting It Right: Case Study Guide for GCE ‘A’ Level Economics!
This book includes 18 original case studies that have been specially developed to improve students’ skills in data response and in analysis and evaluation of economic problems. Students will find this book particularly useful for Section A of H1 and H3 Economics, as well as Paper 1 of H2 Economics.
Get first-hand experience in applying economic principles to a real-world context with the case studies here, which are drawn from examples of economic issues and policy decisions in national and international settings.
A structured guide to solving selected case studies, as well as a special section on how to approach data handling and other types of questions in case studies, are available in this book.
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18 original case studies designed to improve students’ skills in data response and in analysis and evaluation of economics problems.
Contains a special section on how to approach data handling and other types of questions in case studies, as well as a structured guide to solving selected case studies in the book.
Instructors’ Guide with suggested answers available for teachers online.
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Anthony Chin & Gilbert Lee
Anthony Chin is an Associate Professor of Transportation Economics, Department of Economics at the National University of Singapore. He has served as Lead Economist at the Ministry of Trade and Industry and Land Transport Authority; Member, Public Transport Council and Panel Member, Parliamentary Committee on Transport. He is the author of many journal articles, and is consultant to various international and local organisations. His primary passion lies in the teaching and study of economics.
Gilbert Lee has taught Economics both at the university level and at the junior college level in Singapore. Having spent at least a decade in teaching JC students as well as serving as a subject head of economics at one of Singapore’s top IP schools, he is very experienced in the GCE ‘A’ Level syllabus and assessment criteria of the H1 and H2 syllabuses. Currently, he teaches economics privately and serves as a part-time supervisor for NIE trainee economics teachers.
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