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is a synthesized, highly structured revision guide designed to help Higher Level students rapidly access and apply quantitative economic tools. While the International Baccalaureate (IB) does not provide an official standalone formula booklet for Economics in the same way it does for Mathematics, students must master a specific set of mathematical formulas to achieve a top grade of 7 on (the quantitative paper) and Paper 1 & 2 data response questions.

ΔTCΔQthe fraction with numerator cap delta TC and denominator cap delta cap Q end-fraction Revenue Theory Formulas Average Revenue (AR): (AR always equals price) Marginal Revenue (MR):

Microeconomics contains the highest concentration of mathematical calculations in the syllabus, focusing heavily on elasticities and firm theory. Price Elasticity of Demand (PED) : Cross Price Elasticity of Demand (XED) : Income Elasticity of Demand (YED) : Price Elasticity of Supply (PES) : Costs, Revenues, and Profits Total Revenue (TR) : Average Revenue (AR) : Marginal Revenue (MR) : Total Cost (TC) : (Total Fixed Cost + Total Variable Cost) Average Total Cost (ATC) : Marginal Cost (MC) : Economic Profit : (where TC includes both explicit and implicit costs) Government Intervention

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Exchange Rate (B to A)=1Exchange Rate (A to B)Exchange Rate (B to A) equals the fraction with numerator 1 and denominator Exchange Rate (A to B) end-fraction 3.3 Terms of Trade (TOT)

ΔTCΔQthe fraction with numerator cap delta TC and denominator cap delta cap Q end-fraction Profit Maximization Rule: Revenue Maximization Rule: Allocative Efficiency: Productive Efficiency: Unit 3: Macroeconomics

Note on Percentage Changes: Always calculate percentage change using the formula: is a synthesized, highly structured revision guide designed

When asked to calculate an area (like Deadweight Loss) and show it on a graph, use a ruler. Ensure your calculated intersections match your visual points perfectly.

required by the command term (e.g., "Calculate", "Determine").

[ PED = \frac%\Delta QD%\Delta P ]

Embrace the repacking method. Make it your own. With dedication and smart practice, you’ll walk into your IB Economics HL exams with the confidence and knowledge to succeed.

Keep precise figures in your calculator until the very last step to avoid rounding errors. Round your final answers to two decimal places unless stated otherwise. Understand the Slopes: In linear demand ( ) and supply ( ) equations, remember that represent autonomous factors, while determine the steepness of the curves.

Macro formulas are the most dangerous because they are easy to confuse. Your repack must separate the Keynesian from the Monetarist formulas. Price Elasticity of Demand (PED) : Cross Price