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Practice · Economics · 2022 syllabus · 3.7

IB Economics 3.7 Supply-side policies: practice questions

6 exam-style questions on 3.7 Supply-side policies, SL and HL, 1 marked HL: 4 Paper 1 (essay), 1 Paper 2 (data response) and 1 Paper 3 (policy paper, HL). Each one comes with the mark scheme, a model answer and the reasoning behind every mark. Free with your email.

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  1. 3.7-01 Supply-side policies and unemploymentPaper 1 style · extended response · 25 marks
  2. 3.7-02 Interest rates and supply-side policyPaper 1 style · extended response · 25 marks
  3. 3.7-03 Interventionist and market-based policiesPaper 1 style · extended response · 25 marks
  4. 3.7-04 Inflation and supply-side policiesPaper 1 style · extended response · 25 marks
  5. 3.7-05 Argentina: market reformsPaper 2 style · data response · 40 marks
  6. 3.7-06 Germany: lifting the growth ratePaper 3 style · policy paper · 30 marks · HL

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The Economics questions follow the Paper 1, 2 and 3 questions set since 2022, question by question, in the same formats and with the same demands and markbands. Developed independently from the International Baccalaureate Organization, which has not endorsed it. Found a mistake? Email vytis@limeadmissions.com with the question id.