Economics for the IB Diploma [Paperback]

Developed in cooperation with the International Baccalaureate?

Ensure full coverage of the new syllabus with this comprehensive guide written by highly experienced authors, that explores all topics through inquiry, concepts, content and contexts and their interrelationships with each other.
- Explore economics through the nine key concepts in the new course with our newly developed acronym for a deeper and more integrated understanding of the subject.
- Includes new integrated subtopics of Economics of the environment and Economics of inequality and poverty which helps bring to light the global challenges facing the planet today and how these can be addressed using an Economics lens.
- Apply new skills and knowledge to everyday life with examples and case studies.
- Foster the attributes of the lB learner profile with explicit reference made throughout, as well as TOK links for every topic.
- Prepare for the new assessment model with exam-style questions and review questions.
- Avoid common mistakes and aim for the best grades with expert tips and hints.

INEnsure full coverage of the new syllabus with this comprehensive guide written by a highly experienced author, that explores all topics through inquiry, concepts, content and contexts and their interrelationships with each other.

I've been using the student book andit's so helpful to have this right now with the new syllabus.
Both I and my students love the top tips and common mistakes sections - thecommon mistakes especially are really good at highlighting those points that perhaps might not get emphasized enough in class and end up as mistakes in their answers.

The Hodder textbook by Paul, Tanu and Sean is growing on my students.We like the no-nonsense approach, examples, diagrams and tips of things that are often confused(e.g: public goods and public sector).Highly recommend it!

The authors have provided abright, engaging, and l3Ñ