IB Economics HL · 2022 to 2025
4.3 Arguments for and against trade control/protection
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4.3 Arguments for and against trade control/protection
Latest exam session: November 2025
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Micro-topics in 4.3 Arguments for and against trade control/protection
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4.3.1
Arguments for trade protection
No question tagged to this topic in the 45 Economics HL papers analysed
No matches in this archiveRevise it- Less common
last Nov 22 P3
- Less common
last Nov 25 P1 TZ1
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| Micro-topic | 2022 | 2023 | 2024 | 2025 | 2026 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ·Free trade versus trade protection, 2022: 0 questions | ·Free trade versus trade protection, 2023: 0 questions | ·Free trade versus trade protection, 2024: 0 questions | 1Free trade versus trade protection, 2025: 1 question | ·Free trade versus trade protection, 2026: 0 questions | |
| 1Arguments against trade protection, 2022: 1 question | ·Arguments against trade protection, 2023: 0 questions | ·Arguments against trade protection, 2024: 0 questions | ·Arguments against trade protection, 2025: 0 questions | ·Arguments against trade protection, 2026: 0 questions | |
| ·Arguments for trade protection, 2022: 0 questions | ·Arguments for trade protection, 2023: 0 questions | ·Arguments for trade protection, 2024: 0 questions | ·Arguments for trade protection, 2025: 0 questions | ·Arguments for trade protection, 2026: 0 questions |
- Less commonin fewer than one paper in fifteen
- No matches in this archiveon the syllabus, but has no question tagged to it in this archive. This does not mean it has never been examined
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Which Economics HL exam sessions are covered for 4.3 Arguments for and against trade control/protection?
10 exam sessions from 2022 to 2025, the latest November 2025. Every Paper 1 and 3 in every timezone is read and classified in full, which gives 2 papers in this archive.
Which 4.3 Arguments for and against trade control/protection topic comes up most?
Free trade versus trade protection (4.3.3): in 2% of papers, last seen Nov 25 P1 TZ1. Usually "Discuss", worth about 15 marks in a paper that includes it.
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