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NotesEconomics
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IB Economics Notes

Economics

Unit 1

1.1What is economics?
1.2How do economists approach the world?

Unit 2

2.1Demand
2.2Supply
2.3Competitive market equilibrium
2.4Critique of maximizing behaviour of consumers and producers
2.5Elasticity of demand
2.6Elasticity of supply
2.7Role of government in microeconomics
2.8Market failure: externalities and common pool resources
2.9Market failure: public goods
2.10Market failure: asymmetric information
2.11Market failure: market power
2.12The market’s inability to achieve equity

Unit 3

3.1Measuring economic activity and illustrating its variations
3.2Variations in economic activity: aggregate demand and aggregate supply
3.3Macroeconomic objectives
3.4Economics of inequality and poverty
3.5Demand management: monetary policy
3.6Demand management: fiscal policy
3.7Supply-side policies

Unit 4

4.1Benefits of international trade
4.2Types of trade protection
4.3Arguments for and against trade control/protection
4.4Economic integration
4.5Exchange rates
4.6Balance of payments
4.7Sustainable development
4.8Measuring development
4.9Barriers to economic growth and/or economic development
4.10Economic growth and/or economic development strategies

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