IB Economics SL & HL 2009 Syllabus - 1.0 Syllabus requirements

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  • 1 Introduction

    • Syllabus Requirements
    • What is economics?
    • Rationing systems

  • 2 Microeconomics

    • Syllabus requirements
    • Markets

Syllabus Requirements

 

  • Definitions of a social science and economics
  • Definitions of microeconomics and macroeconomics
  • Definitions of growth, development, and sustainable development
  • Positive and normative concepts
  • Ceteris paribus

 

  • Scarcity
    • factors of production: land, labour, capital and management/entrepreneurship
    • payments to factors of production: rent, wags, interest, profit

 

  • Choice
    • utility: basic definition
    • opportunity cost
    • free economic goods
    • production possibility curves: definition
      • diagrams showing opportunity cost, actual and potential output
      • diagrams showing economic growth and economic development

 

  • Rationing systems
    • basic economic questions
      • what to produce?
      • how to produce?
      • for whom to produce?
    • mixed economies
      • public
      • private
      • central planning versus free market
      • economies in transition

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