The IB Economics IA sees many students spending hours on their laptops trying to write their commentaries… often to no avail. School teachers may ask you to choose a new article, write a new commentary, and basically start over from ground zero. We’ve compiled a guide to help YOU best tackle the IAs – completing all three is no mean …

Economics is Economics regardless of whether you are sitting for the A Level Exams or the IB Exams. Hence, we have put together a library of key definitions that all economics students should learn. Where it only applies to A Level students or where it only applies to IB students, we highlight that accordingly. Below is a sample of both …

The new IB Economics syllabus (starting 2022) promises to be even more rigorous than before. Where the old HL syllabus (2013-2021) had 24 subtopics, it now has 31 subtopics. Hence, a lot more content is taught in schools, albeit squeezed into the same number of teaching hours. For example, in the new syllabus, there seems to be a greater emphasis …

Firstly, many struggle to choose between Business and Management (or other Humanities subjects) and Economics. Economics is an academic subject, hence essay responses written during the exams have to be referencing a specific concept in mind; there is no room for ‘waffling’, contrary to popular belief. As such, those who enjoy a form of ‘specificity’ within a Humanities discipline would …

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