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1 Economics HL
2 Units All Pamoja courses are written by experienced subject matter experts and integrate the principles of TOK and the approaches to learning of the IB learner profile. This course has been authorised by the International Baccalaureate (IB). Year 1 Unit 1: Course Overview 1:1 - Getting Started 1:2 - Introducing Economics HL 1:3 - Assessment and Tools Unit 2: Competitive Markets 2:1 - Reading: Why Study Economics? 2:2 - Information Literacy 2:3 - Is It Scarce? 3:1 - What is the Cost? 3:2 - Shipwrecked 4:1 - Student Study Guide Wiki: Scarcity 4:2 - Reading: Demand 4:3 - Economics in the News-3 4:4 - Examination Strategies 4:5 - On Demand 4:6 - Student Study Guide Wiki: Demand 5:1 - Reading: Market Supply 5:2 - Economics in the News 5:3 - Market Equilibrium 5:4 - Local Market Research Activity 5:5 - Student Study Guide Wiki: Supply 6:1 - Reading: Market Equilibrium 6:2 - Interaction of Demand and Supply, Market Equilibrium 6:3 - Local Market Research Activity 6:4 - Student Study Guide Wiki: Supply, Demand and Equilibrium 6:5 - Competitive Markets Unit Test Unit 3: Elasticity 7:1 - Weekly Reading: Elasticity 7:2 - Economics in the News 7:3 - Voicing Your Elasticity 7:4 - Student Study Guide Wiki: Elasticity 8:1 - Weekly Reading: Other Types of Elasticity of Demand 8:2 - Calculating Other Elasticities 8:3 - Voicing Your Elasticity 8:4 - Reflection on Pamoja's Essential Skills 8:5 - Term Report (Self Reflection) 9:1 - Voicing Your Elasticity 9:2 - Weekly Reading: Government Intervention 9:3 - Elasticity, Tax Incidence and Subsidies 9:4 - Student Study Guide Wiki: Government Intervention 1
3 10:1 - Weekly Reading: Price Controls 10:2 - Government Intervention Worksheet 10:3 - Economics in the News Bookmarking and Cartooning Exercises 10:4 - Term Grade 1 Self-reflection Report 10:5 - Student Study Guide Wiki: Government Intervention 10:6 - Elasticity and Government Intervention Unit Test Unit 4: How Do Markets Fail? 11:1 - Weekly Reading: Market Failure 11:2 - Be the Reporter: Market Failure at a Glance 11:3 - Economics in the News: Externalities of Production 11:4 - Externalities of Production 11:5 - Student Study Guide Wiki: Market Failure 12:1 - Be the Reporter: Market Failure at a Glance 12:2 - Understanding Demands 12:3 - Microeconomics Review 12:4 - Semester One Exam 12:5 - Week 12 13:1 - Weekly Reading: Externalities of Consumption 13:2 - Economics in the News: Externalities of Consumption 13:3 - Be the Reporter: Market Failure at a Glance 13:4 - Externalities of Consumption Worksheet 13:5 - Student Study Guide Wiki: Market Failure 13:6 - Market Failure Review 14:1 - Be the Reporter: Market Failure at a Glance 14:2 - Weekly Reading: Threats and Government Responses 14:3 - Economics in the News: The 14:4 - Market Failure Worksheet 14:5 - Student Study Guide Wiki: Market Failure Unit 5: Assessment 15:1 - Weekly Reading: Focus on the Internal Assessment 15:2 - Red Pen 15:3 - Collaborative Economic Commentary 15:4 - The Search for IA Commentary Extracts 15:5 - Term 2 Teacher Written Report Unit 6: Costs and Revenues 16:1 - Weekly Reading: Costs of Production 16:2 - Economics in the News: Production Costs 16:3 - Calculating Costs 16:4 - Student Study Guide Wiki: Costs of Production 17:1 - Weekly Reading: Revenue Theory 17:2 - Calculating Revenue 17:3 - First Draft of IA Commentary 17:4 - Student Study Guide Wiki: Revenue Theory 17:5 - Week 15/16 live lesson - Costs 18:1 - Weekly Reading: Profit Theory 2
4 18:2 - Economics in the News: Revenue and Profit 18:3 - Student Study Guide Wiki: Profit Theory 18:4 - Economics in the News: The 18:5 - Costs of Production Unit Test 18:6 - Week 17/18 live lesson Unit 7: Market Structures 19:1 - Weekly Reading: Perfect 19:2 - Perfect Practice 19:3 - Economics in the News: Perfect 19:4 - Student Study Guide: Perfect 19:5 - M2018 ECONOMICS HL 20:1 - Weekly Reading: Monopoly 20:2 - Understanding Monopoly 20:3 - Economics in the News: Perfect vs. Monopoly 20:4 - Student Study Guide: Monopoly 20:5 - M2018 ECONOMICS HL 21:1 - Weekly Reading: Monopolistic 21:2 - is Good, Isn't It? 21:3 - Economics in the News: Monopolistic 21:4 - Final Submission of IA1 Commentary 21:5 - Student Study Guide Wiki: Monopolistic 21:6 - Week 21 live lesson 22:1 - Weekly Reading: Oligopoly 22:2 - Oligopoly Theory in Reality 22:3 - Be The Reporter: Monopolistic 22:4 - Economics in the News: The 22:5 - Student Study Guide Wiki: Oligopoly 22:6 - M2018 ECONOMICS HL 23:1 - Weekly Reading: Price Discrimination 23:2 - Be the Reporter: Newscast on Price Discrimination 23:3 - Student Study Guide Wiki: Theory of the Firm Revision and Practice 23:4 - Unit Test: Market Structures 23:5 - Economics Conference Review of Market structures Unit 8: The National Economy 24:1 - Weekly Reading: Measures of Economic Activity 24:2 - Calculating Gross Domestic Product (GDP) 24:3 - Your Nation's GDP 24:4 - Economics in the News: Macroeconomic Activity 24:5 - M2018 ECONOMICS HL 25:1 - Weekly Reading: Aggregate Demand 25:2 - Economics in the News: Aggregate Demand 25:3 - Aggregate Demand Practice 25:4 - Student Study Guide Wiki: Introduction to Macroeconomics 25:5 - Term Report (Self Reflection) 3
5 26:1 - Weekly Reading: Aggregate Supply 26:2 - The AD/AS Model Worksheet 26:3 - Economics in the News: The 26:4 - Student Study Guide Wiki: Aggregate Supply 26:5 - M2018 ECONOMICS HL Aggregate Supply/Aggregate Demand 27:1 - Weekly Reading: Macroeconomic Equilibrium 27:2 - Aggregate Demand, Aggregate Supply and the Multiplier 27:3 - Student Study Guide Wiki: Macro Equilibrium 27:4 - The National Economy Unit Test 27:5 - M2018 ECONOMICS HL Y1 Unit 9: Employment and Inflation 28:1 - Weekly Reading: Macro Objective - Employment 28:2 - Help Wanted 28:3 - Economics in the News: Types of Unemployment 28:4 - Student Study Guide Wiki: Employment 29:1 - Weekly Reading: Macro Objective - Inflation 29:2 - Calculating Inflation 29:3 - Economics in the News: Inflation 29:4 - Student Study Guide Wiki: Inflation 29:5 - Economics Exam review 30:1 - Microeconomics Revision and Practice 30:2 - Student Study Guide Wiki: Macroeconomic Revision and Practice 30:3 - Analysis and Evaluation in Economics 30:4 - Revision Year 1 Eco HL 30:5 - End of Year One Exam Unit 10: Trade-offs and Economic Growth 31:1 - Weekly Reading: Employment and Inflation Trade-off 31:2 - Is Inflation Inevitable? 31:3 - Economics in the News: Tradeoffs 31:4 - M2018 ECONOMICS HL 32:1 - Student Study Guide Wiki: Inflation and Unemployment Trade-off 32:2 - Weekly Reading: Economic Growth 32:3 - Economics in the News: The -5 32:4 - Life is Better, It Isn't Better. Which is It? 32:5 - First Draft of IA 2 Commentary 32:6 - Economic Growth Worksheet 32:7 - Student Study Guide Wiki: Economic Growth 33:1 - IA 2 Commentary Feedback 33:2 - Summer Plans 33:3 - Term 4 Teacher Written Report 4
6 Year 2 Unit 1: Year One Re-Visited 34:1 - Microeconomics - Year One Review 1 34:2 - Macroeconomics - Year One Review 2 35:1 - Economics and the News 35:2 - Macroeconomics and Gross Domestic Product (GDP) 35:3 - Final Submission of IA Commentary Unit 2: Income Distribution and Marco Policies 35:1 - M2017 ECONOMICS HL 36:1 - Tax Rates Around the World 36:2 - Learning the Equity Concepts 36:3 - The Progressive Tax System 37:1 - The Right and Left of Fiscal Policy 37:2 - Understanding Fiscal Policy 37:3 - Understanding Monetary Policy 37:4 - Applying the Business Cycle Model 37:5 - M2017 ECONOMICS HL 38:1 - Economic Growth and Supplyside Policies 38:2 - Types of Supply-side Policies 38:3 - Evaluating Supply-side Policies 38:4 - Unit Assessments on the Week's Lessons Unit 3: Free Trade vs Protectionism 38:1 - M2017 ECONOMICS HL - 39:1 - Reading: Economic Gains from Trade 39:2 - Market Theory for Trade 39:3 - The World Trade Organisation (WTO) 39:4 - Trade and Globalisation 40:1 - Weekly Reading: Arguments for Protectionism 40:2 - Types of Protectionism 40:3 - Student Study Guide Wiki: Administrative Obstacles 41:1 - Weekly Reading: The Theory of Competitive Advantage 41:2 - Comparative Advantage: Limitations to the Theory 41:3 - M2017 ECONOMICS HL 41:4 - Term Report (Self Reflection) Unit 4: Exchange Rates 42:1 - Weekly Reading: How Exchange Rates are Determined 42:2 - Calculating Exchange Rates 42:3 - Evaluating Exchange Rates 42:4 - Student Study Guide Wiki: Exchange Rates 42:5 - test review and Exchange Rates 43:1 - Weekly Reading: How Exchange Rates are Managed 43:2 - Economics in the News 43:3 - Evaluating Exchange Rate Systems 5
7 43:4 - M2017 ECONOMICS HL Live Session week 43 Unit 5: Balance of Payments 44:1 - Weekly Reading: Components of Balance of Payments 44:2 - Economics in the News: Balance of Payments 44:3 - Consequences of Balance of Payments 44:4 - Correcting Balance of Payments Imbalances 44:5 - Student Study Guide Wiki: Balance of Payments 44:6 - M2017 ECONOMICS HL Live Session week 44 45:1 - Weekly Reading: Levels of Integration 45:2 - Trade Creation and Trade Diversion 45:3 - Economics in the News: The 45:4 - Commentary III: Get Started 45:5 - Student Study Guide Wiki: Balance of Payments-3 45:6 - Paper 3 questions, and Q & A on section III. Unit 6: Terms of Trade and Commentary III 46:1 - Weekly Reading: Meaning and Measurement 46:2 - Causes and Consequences 46:3 - Finish Commentary III 46:4 - Student Study Guide Wiki: Terms of Trade 46:5 - M2017 ECONOMICS HL 47:1 - Weekly Reading: Overview of Section III 47:2 - Revision of Section III Unit 7: Measure of Economic 48:1 - Weekly Reading: Growth vs. 48:2 - Commonality and Diversity of Less Developed Countries (LDCs) 48:3 - Economics in the News: The Millennium Goals 48:4 - Student Study Guide Wiki: Goals 48:5 - M2017 ECONOMICS HL Conference 48:6 - Term 6 Teacher Written Report 49:1 - Weekly Reading: Measuring 49:2 - Student Study Guide: Human Index 49:3 - Economics in the News: Measuring 49:4 - Final Draft of the 3rd Commentary 50:1 - Economics in the News: The -3 50:2 - Trial Examination: Paper One 50:3 - Trial Examination: Paper Two 50:4 - Trial Examination: Paper Three Unit 8: Barriers to Economic 51:1 - Weekly Reading: Role of Domestic Factors (Part 1) 51:2 - Models Revisited 51:3 - Economics in the News: The Poverty Cycle 6
8 51:4 - Student Study Guide: The Poverty Cycle 52:1 - Weekly Reading: Role of Domestic Factors (Part 2) 52:2 - Taxes and Microcredit 52:3 - Economics in the News: Domestic Factors 52:4 - IA Portfolio 53:1 - Weekly Reading: Role of International Trade (Part 1) 53:2 - Other Trade Issues for LDCs 53:3 - Economics in the News: Trade Barriers for LDCs 54:1 - Weekly Reading: Role of International Trade (Part 2) 54:2 - Student Study Guide Wiki: Trade Liberalisation 54:3 - Economics in the News: The 54:4 - Unit Test: Barriers to Economic 54:5 - M2017 ECONOMICS HL Unit 9: Aid, Debt and Economic 55:1 - Weekly Reading: The Role of Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) 55:2 - The Meaning of FDIs and MNCs 55:3 - Economics in the News: Advantages and Disadvantages of Foreign Direct Investment 55:4 - Student Study Guide Wiki: The Role of FDI in a Developing Nation 56:1 - Weekly Reading: Understanding the Role of Foreign Aid 56:2 - Official Aid (ODA) vs. Non-governmental Organisations (NGOs) 56:3 - Economics in the News: Evaluating Foreign Aid 56:4 - Student Study Guide Wiki: The Role of Foreign Aid in Developing Nations 56:5 - M2017 ECONOMICS HL 57:1 - Weekly Reading: Understanding the Role of Indebtedness 57:2 - Debt Forgiveness 57:3 - Economics in the News: Evaluating Debt Forgiveness 57:4 - Student Study Guide Wiki: The Role of Debt Forgiveness for Developing Nations 58:1 - Weekly Reading: The Balance of Government Intervention and Markets 58:2 - Strengths and Weaknesses of Supply-side Policies 58:3 - Economics in the News: The 58:4 - Unit Test: Aid, Debt & Economic 58:5 - Term 7 Teacher Written Report Unit 10: Exam Revision 59:1 - Introduction to Revision Teams and Activities 59:2 - Hosted Discussion 59:3 - Practice Paper Three HL Quantitative Questions 59:4 - Practice Extended Response Questions 59:5 - M2017 ECONOMICS HL 7
9 59:6 - M2017 ECONOMICS HL Conference 60:1 - Hosted Discussion 60:2 - Practice Paper Three Questions 60:3 - Practice Macroeconomics Extended-Response Questions 60:4 - M2017 ECONOMICS HL 61:1 - Hosted Discussion 61:2 - Practice Paper Two Questions 61:3 - Practice Data Response Questions 62:1 - Hosted Discussion 62:2 - Practice Economics Data Response Questions 8
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