How is Economics split into units?

Demand and Supply and Market Structures, Macroeconomics and Trade. Units are the scheme-of-work layer: they group related topics so a term can be planned in one sitting.

Can I plan a whole unit at once?

Yes. Every unit offers a unit plan and a weekly plan alongside the daily plans, so the sequence, assessment points and pacing come pre-mapped.

Lesson Plans · IB Diploma · Economics

IB Diploma Economics lesson plans

Every IB Diploma Economics lesson plan, grouped into units. Each unit fans out into topics, each topic into subtopics, and each subtopic carries 20 lesson types.

Units in this subject

Demand and Supply and Market Structures

2 topics

Macroeconomics and Trade

2 topics

Jump straight to a topic

Topic hubs list every subtopic, and every subtopic carries the full lesson-type set.

Demand and Supply lesson plans

Market Structures lesson plans

Macroeconomics lesson plans

Trade lesson plans

Frequently asked

How is Economics split into units?: Demand and Supply and Market Structures, Macroeconomics and Trade. Units are the scheme-of-work layer: they group related topics so a term can be planned in one sitting.
Can I plan a whole unit at once?: Yes. Every unit offers a unit plan and a weekly plan alongside the daily plans, so the sequence, assessment points and pacing come pre-mapped.

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