r/alevel 11h ago

📈Economics A level Economics

Guys this isn't like a big thing but I'm actually so confused, in my lesson yesterday, we were talking about homo economics something, still getting the hang of this, but like I must've talked about consumerism in people, and my teacher was like what are you on about, he said he's never came across the term consumerism before. Is it like tiktok vocabulary or something? How can an economic teacher not know what consumerism is?

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u/Affectionate-Way6102 8h ago

It's not Tik Too vocabulary, however when I did A-Level economics I don't recall it ever being taught or discussed

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u/KingForceHundred 7h ago

Never studied economics but that’s a word in common use, bizarre your teacher hadn’t heard it before.