IB Economics SL & HL 2009 Syllabus - 1.0 Syllabus requirements
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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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