Ib economics - Samenvattingen, Aantekeningen en Examens

ECS1601 ASSIGNEMNT 5 SEMESTER 2024 When government spending is increased, the aggregate spending curve_______. a. swivels down b. shifts downward c. shifts upward  d. swivels upward

Ceteris paribus - ️️all other things are being held equal positive economics - ️️matters of economics that can be proven to be right or wrong by looking at the facts normative economics - ️️matters of economics that are based upon opinion and so are incapable of being proven to be right or wrong scarcity - ️️the limited availability of economic resources relative to societys unlimited demand for goods and services land - ️️the physical factor of production. It con...

Ceteris paribusall other things are being held equal positive economicsmatters of economics that can be proven to be right or wrong by looking at the facts normative economicsmatters of economics that are based upon opinion and so are incapable of being proven to be right or wrong scarcitythe limited availability of economic resources relative to societys unlimited demand for goods and services

Scarcity - Answer the condition that results from limited resources combined with unlimited wants Opportunity Cost - Answer Cost of the next best alternative use of money, time, or resources when one choice is made rather than another Factors of Production - Answer resources of land, labor, capital, and entrepreneurship used to produce goods and services Land - Answer the physical location where production occurs. Includes bodies of water as well as resources extracted from the ...

IB Economics Diagrams for Exam Prep |UPDATED| Negative Externalities The government will increase MPC to match MSC. Effects of indirect taxes on consumer and producer surplus Market Demand Movement on curve vs. shift of curve (demand/supply same concept) Market supply Market equilibrium Consumer/producer surplus in competitive market How does a change in demand single price change? Inelastic PEDcurve Elastic PED curve Unit elasticity (PED=1) Varying PED along a demand curve As yo...

IB ECONOMICS – DEVELOPMENT QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WITH SOLUTIONS 2024

ALL IB Economics SL Terms Absolute poverty - ANS-The inability of an individual or a family to afford a basic standard of goods and services, where the standard is absolute and unchanging over time. Absolute poverty is defined in relation to a nationally or internationally determined 'poverty line', which determines the minimum income that can sustain a family in terms of its basic needs. Actual output - ANS-The quantity of output actually produced by an economy. Ad Valorem Taxes - ...

IB ECONOMICS HL QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WITH SOLUTIONS 2024

Complete list of real world examples covering the whole unit 1 and 2 of the IB HL Economics course. Excellent to use in Paper 1, for the 15-mark question, that requires to include examples from the real world. The document is divided in 2 main units: Introduction to Economics and Microeconomics. It then offers examples for all topics. The document was written in 2022, so most examples are very current (including Brexit and Covid), while others are more historical (1973 oil embargo and DeBeer's m...

ALL IB Economics SL Terms Absolute poverty - ANS-The inability of an individual or a family to afford a basic standard of goods and services, where the standard is absolute and unchanging over time. Absolute poverty is defined in relation to a nationally or internationally determined 'poverty line', which determines the minimum income that can sustain a family in terms of its basic needs. Actual output - ANS-The quantity of output actually produced by an economy. Ad Valorem Taxes - ...