Comprehensive IB Economics Subtopic 3.3 resource pack. Includes definitions, activities, case study (Kaimura), and mastery test with full answer keys.

What is included?
Key Definitions Activity: Fill-in-the-blank exercise with answer key.
Misconception Check: True/False activity with detailed justifications.
Skill Up Activity: Multiple-choice application questions with full explanations.
Quick Reference: Consolidated revision notes for student review.
End-of-Subtopic Mastery 91����t: 10 MCQs with answer key for final assessment.
Teacher Guidance: Suggested lesson sequence and delivery notes.
Case Study: Shared “Kaimura” data set used across all activities.

Topics Covered
Four core macroeconomic objectives (Growth, Unemployment, Inflation, CA Balance).
Conflicts between macroeconomic objectives.
Types of unemployment (Cyclical, Structural, Frictional, Seasonal).
Demand-pull vs. Cost-push inflation.
[HL] Phillips Curve, NAIRU, and Expectations-Augmented Phillips Curve.
Equity and Sustainable Development.

Learning Outcomes
Students will be able to:

Identify and define the four core macroeconomic objectives.
Evaluate Kaimura’s performance against each objective using case data.
Explain the conflicts that arise between macroeconomic objectives.
Distinguish between types of unemployment and appropriate policies.
Distinguish between demand-pull and cost-push inflation.
[HL] Apply the Phillips Curve and NAIRU to analyze inflation–unemployment trade-offs.

Classroom Uses
Whole-class teaching.
Independent study and revision.
Homework assignments.
Exam preparation.
Cover lessons.

Why teachers will love this resource
This pack is designed to save you valuable planning time with ready-to-use, cohesive materials. The activities are sequenced for effective classroom delivery, using a consistent case study to reinforce application. With minimal preparation required, this resource offers strong exam support, clear explanations, and complete answer keys to facilitate quick marking and feedback.

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