Chains of reasoning, annotated model answers and AI essay marking — written by a student who sat all three subjects in 2026, not a textbook company.
Themes 1–4, built backwards from the Edexcel mark scheme. Works for AQA and OCR too.
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The Bank of England lifts the base rate to pull inflation back towards its 2% target.
Variable and newly-fixed mortgages reprice upward, so monthly repayments jump for millions of households.
More income goes on interest and less is left to spend — and saving becomes more attractive at the margin.
Consumption is the biggest part of UK aggregate demand, so a fall here moves the whole AD curve.
Demand-pull pressure fades. Now evaluate: time lags, how many mortgages are still fixed, and the hit to growth.
Every guide is built backwards from how marks are awarded — levels, command words, what separates a B from an A*.
Model paragraphs annotated sentence by sentence, so you see exactly why each line scores.
Flashcards, diagnostics and an AI examiner that marks your essay against the level descriptors.
I took Economics, Business and Geography in 2026. What moved my grades wasn’t more content — it was finally understanding how the mark scheme rewards an answer.
The Econ Guide started as my own notes on exactly that. The A Level Guide is the same method for every subject I took, written down properly and free to use.
Yes. The core revision — notes, chains of reasoning, diagrams, flashcards and the AI essay examiner — is free with no login. Each subject has its own optional A* packs inside it, if you want to go further.
Economics is built on Edexcel and works for AQA and OCR students too. Business is being written for WJEC, and Geography will follow for Edexcel.
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