Checked 29 September 2026. Primary source: QCAA Economics General senior syllabus 2025 v1.4, March 2026 and its live subject page. The subject page identifies v1.4 as current for students completing in 2026 or later. The PDF confirms: printed p.4, 55 notional hours/unit including assessment; printed p.14, Unit 1 scope and current-context requirement; printed p.15, Topic 1 matter; printed p.16, Topic 2 begins; printed pp.17–18, Topic 3. The PDF does not give a separate Topic 1 hour value. A search index can show an older PDF version, so this source snapshot follows the live official page and opened live PDF.
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