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 li...
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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 'povert...
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Add to cartALL 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 'povert...
IB economics international economics SL 2023 free trade - Answer-trade between countries that has no protectionist policies WTO (World Trade Organisation) - Answer-the organisation facilitates and governs international trade between all its members protectionism - Answer-any policy aimed at pr...
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Add to cartIB economics international economics SL 2023 free trade - Answer-trade between countries that has no protectionist policies WTO (World Trade Organisation) - Answer-the organisation facilitates and governs international trade between all its members protectionism - Answer-any policy aimed at pr...
IB Economics HL 2023 Ceteris paribus - ANS-all other things are being held equal positive economics - ANS-matters of economics that can be proven to be right or wrong by looking at the facts normative economics - ANS-matters of economics that are based upon opinion and so are incapable of bei...
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Add to cartIB Economics HL 2023 Ceteris paribus - ANS-all other things are being held equal positive economics - ANS-matters of economics that can be proven to be right or wrong by looking at the facts normative economics - ANS-matters of economics that are based upon opinion and so are incapable of bei...
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