-IBDP ECONOMICS-

INTRODUCTION TO ECONOMICS 1.1 WHAT IS ECONOMICS? | 1.2 HOW DO ECONOMISTS APPROACH THE WORLD? MICROECONOMICS 2.1 DEMAND | 2.2 SUPPLY | 2.3 COMPETITIVE MARKET EQUILIBRIUM | 2.4 CRITIQUE OF THE MAXIMIZING BEHAVIOUR OF CONSUMERS AND PRODUCERS (HL) | 2.5 ELASTICITY OF DEMAND | 2.7 ROLE OF GOVERNMENT IN MICROECONOMICS | 2.8 MARKET FAILURE | 2.9 MARKET FAILURE: PUBLIC GOODS | 2.10: MARKET FAILURE: ASYMMETRIC INFORMATION (HL) | 2.11 MARKET FAILURE: MARKET POWER (HL) | 2.12 MARKET'S INABILITY TO ACHIEVE EQUITY (HL) | MACROECONOMICS 3.1: MEASURING ECONOMIC ACTIVITY | 3.2: AD/AS | 3.3.0: MACROECONOMIC OBJECTIVES | 3.3.1 ECONOMIC GROWTH | 3.3.2 LOW UNEMPLOYMENT | 3.3.3 LOW AND STABLE INFLATION | 3.3.4 SUSTAINABLE DEBT (HL) | MACROECONOMIC CONFLICTS | 3.4: INEQUALITY & POVERTY |  3.5: MONETARY POLICY |  3.6: FISCAL POLICY | 3.7: SUPPLY-SIDE POLICY GLOBAL ECONOMICS 4.1 INTERNATIONAL TRADE | 4.2 TYPES OF PROTECTIONISM | 4.3 PROTECTIONISM VS FREE TRADE | 4.4 ECONOMIC INTEGRATION | 4.5 EXCHANGE RATES | 4.6 BALANCE OF PAYMENTS | 4.7 SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT | 4.8 MEASURING DEVELOPMENT |  4.9 BARRIER TO ECO GROWTH |  4.10 STRATEGIES FOR DEV'T | OTHER  RWE SYLLABUS | ASSESSMENT INFO | GLOSSARY | EXEMPLARS | ECON EE GUIDE | QUESTION BANK | TASTER