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EC1002: Introduction to economics 
Final Examination Guide and Notes 2026 
 
- Part 01: Revision Notes 
- Part 02: Sample Final Examination Paper 
- Part 03: Detailed Solutions and Explanations 
- Part 04: Final Examination - Hints and Tips 
 
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EC1002: Introduction to economics (University of London)

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ACADEMIC YEAR 2025 - 2026

University	University of London
Module Code	EC1002
Module Level	4
Credit Value	30
Module Name	Introduction to economics
Notes Title	Final Examination Guide and Notes
Format	PDF
Page Length	122

Struggling to cover everything for Introduction to economics (EC1002) at the University of London? This comprehensive guide helps you focus on the key theories in the course and practise using them in typical exam-style questions. After you review your lecture materials, you can try a sample exam that mirrors the real one, complete with full solutions and clear explanations. You also get examiner-style advice plus extra questions and answers on the main examinable topics.

EC1002: Introduction to economics is a foundational course offered by the University of London that introduces the core principles of economic analysis and reasoning - an essential base for more specialised study. Students must have completed all elements of a prerequisite course before registration and should take this course either alongside or after Statistics 1 (ST104A) and Mathematics 1 (MT105A) or Calculus (MT1174).

Both microeconomics and macroeconomics are covered in this course, focusing on vital areas in each field. In microeconomics, topics include consumer behaviour, the theory of the firm, market dynamics (demand and supply), factor markets, and the coordination of welfare. The macroeconomics component explores aggregation, the goods market, money and banking, general equilibrium, inflation and the Phillips Curve, unemployment, exchange rate determination, economic growth, business cycles, and international trade. On successful completion, students will be equipped to explain, apply, and critically assess economic models and methods.

MODULE CODE	MODULE NAME
AC1025	Principles of Accounting
AC2091	Financial Reporting
AC2097	Management Accounting
AC3059	Financial Management
EC1002	Introduction to Economics
EC2020	Elements of Econometrics
EC2065	Macroeconomics
EC2066	Microeconomics
FN1024	Principles of Banking and Finance
FN2029	Financial Intermediation
FN2190	Asset Pricing and Financial Markets
FN2191	Principles of Corporate Finance
FN2203	Principles of Asset Pricing
FN2208	Financial Data Analysis
FN3023	Investment Management
FN3092	Corporate Finance
FN3142	Quantitative Finance
FN3204	Investments and Portfolio Management
FN3206	Derivatives and Risk Management
MN1178	Business and Management in a Global Context
MN2028	Managerial Economics
MN3141	Marketing Management
ST104A	Statistics 1
ST104B	Statistics 2
ST2187	Business Analytics, Applied Modelling & Prediction

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