Economics
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Syllabus
What you’ll cover in Economics.
The complete topic outline G3N teaches, mapped to the International curriculum.
Phase 1 (KG)
6 topicsRoles in groups (home/school)
Responsibilities in groups (home/school)
Sharing limited resources
Fairness in resource sharing
Basic needs
Wants
Phase 2 (Grades 1–2)
8 topicsGoods
Services
Community helpers
Cooperation
Simple exchange (barter)
Simple exchange (money)
Rules that organise economic activity
Routines that organise economic activity
Phase 3 (Grades 3–4)
10 topicsProduction
Trade
Interdependence
Supply in everyday contexts
Demand in everyday contexts
Price in everyday contexts
Ethical consumer choices
Reuse
Reduce
Recycle
Phase 4 (Grades 5–6)
9 topicsMarket systems
Resource allocation
Impact of technology on production
Impact of technology on jobs
Equity
Sustainability
Consumer responsibility
Entrepreneurship
Budgeting basics
MYP 1 (Grade 6)
10 topicsWhat is economics?
Scarcity
Choice
Opportunity cost
Factors of production
Basic economic questions
Demand and Supply
Demand diagrams
Supply diagrams
Market‑equilibrium diagrams
MYP 2 (Grade 7)
8 topicsMarket systems
Price mechanisms
Consumers
Producers
Government as an economic agent
Banks and financial intermediaries
Circular flow of income
Local business case studies
MYP 3 (Grade 8)
10 topicsBusiness cycle
Unemployment basics
Inflation basics
Government objectives
Policy tools
Poverty
Inequality
Development indicators
Globalisation
Fair trade
Foundations of economics
2 topicsWhat is economics?
How do economists approach the world?
Microeconomics
12 topicsDemand
Supply
Competitive market equilibrium
Critique of the maximizing behaviour of consumers and producers (HL)
Elasticity of demand
Elasticity of supply
Role of government in microeconomics
Market failure—externalities and common pool/common access resources
Market failure—public goods
Market failure—asymmetric information (HL)
Market failure—market power: theory of the firm and market structures (HL)
The market's inability to achieve equity
Macroeconomics
7 topicsMeasuring economic activity and illustrating its variations
Variations in economic activity—aggregate demand and aggregate supply
Macroeconomic objectives
Economics of inequality and poverty
Demand management—monetary policy
Demand management—fiscal policy
Supply-side policies
The global economy
10 topicsBenefits of international trade
Types of trade protection
Arguments for and against trade control/protection
Economic integration
Exchange rates
Balance of payments
Sustainable development
Measuring development
Barriers to economic growth and/or development
Economic growth and/or development strategies
Coursework: economic commentaries
1 topicsPortfolio of three commentaries applying economic theory to current news (one each from Units 2–4)
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