IB Economics Diagrams

Complete IB Economics diagrams collection with 200+ exam-ready visuals, video explanations and screenshot versions. Self-paced and exam-focused.

IB Economics Diagrams

IB Economics | 200+ Diagrams | Video Explained | Exam-Ready

Looking for comprehensive IB Economics diagrams that actually help you understand and apply economic theory? You've just found them.

This complete IB Economics diagrams library is trusted by students worldwide. Whether you're struggling to draw accurate supply and demand curves, confused about AD/AS shifts, or need professional diagrams for your IA or EE - this resource has everything you need.

These are some of the diagram types you'll master:

• Supply and demand diagrams

• Elasticity illustrations

• Market power and equilibrium models

• Externalities and market failure diagrams

• Government intervention visuals (taxes, subsidies, price controls)

• AD/AS models and macroeconomic equilibrium

• Phillips curves and monetary policy diagrams

• Exchange rate models

• Trade diagrams and comparative advantage

• Development economics visuals

Why IB Economics Diagrams Matter

Diagrams aren't just pretty pictures in IB Economics – they're essential tools for demonstrating your understanding. Examiners expect accurate, well-labelled diagrams that show economic relationships clearly.

This is not a random collection of graphs pulled and copy pasted from textbooks. It's a comprehensive, structured library of IB Economics diagrams designed specifically for exam success and deep conceptual understanding.

What's included:

• 200+ exam-ready diagrams covering the entire IB Economics syllabus

• Video explanations showing you exactly how to draw and explain each model

• Image-ready versions perfect for answering essays, presentations, and your IA

• Detailed written explanations of the economic theory next to each diagram

• Both SL and HL diagrams clearly labelled and organised by module and unit

• Real exam application showing how to use diagrams effectively in Paper 1 and Paper 2

You can work at your own pace, search for specific diagrams instantly, and access them 24/7 on any device - laptop, tablet, or phone.

Complete IB Economics Diagrams Coverage

This resource covers every diagram (200+ diagrams) in the IB Economics syllabus, including both Standard Level and Higher Level content:

Microeconomics Diagrams

Everything from basic supply and demand to complex market power models - with clear explanations and exam-focused applications.

Key diagram types:

• Supply curves (individual and market)

• Demand curves and shifts

• Market equilibrium

• Consumer and producer surplus

• Price elasticity of demand and supply

• Income and cross-price elasticity

• Consumer choice theory (HL)

• Externalities (positive and negative)

• Market failure diagrams

• Government intervention (price ceilings, price floors, taxes, subsidies)

• Perfect competition models

• Monopoly diagrams

• Oligopoly and game theory

• Monopolistic competition

Related resources:

• Elasticity explained

• Market failure guide

• Externalities breakdown

• Market power series

Macroeconomics Diagrams

Complete coverage of aggregate demand and supply, monetary policy, fiscal policy, and all macro models you'll need for IB Economics.

Key diagram types:

• Aggregate Demand (AD) curves and shifts

• Short-run Aggregate Supply (SRAS)

• Long-run Aggregate Supply (LRAS) – both Keynesian and monetarist models

• Macroeconomic equilibrium

• Inflationary and deflationary gaps

• Phillips curves (short-run and long-run)

• Money market diagrams

• Investment diagrams

• Keynesian multiplier models

• Business cycle illustrations

• Laffer curve

Related resources:

• Macroeconomic equilibrium explained

• Fiscal policy guide

• Monetary policy breakdown

• Inflation explained

• Unemployment guide

International Economics Diagrams

Everything from exchange rates and trade models to balance of payments - made clear through visual representations.

Key diagram types:

• Comparative advantage models

• Production Possibility Curves (PPC)

• Trade gains diagrams

• Tariff effects

• Quota impacts

• Subsidy illustrations

• Exchange rate determination (floating)

• Fixed exchange rate systems

• Balance of payments accounts

• J-curve

• Marshall-Lerner condition diagrams

Related resources:

• International trade benefits

• Comparative advantage explained

• Exchange rates guide

• Balance of payments series

Development Economics Diagrams

Visual tools for understanding poverty, inequality, sustainable development and economic growth.

Key diagram types:

• Lorenz curves

• Poverty cycles

• Harrod-Domar growth model

• Stages of economic development

• Human Development Index comparisons

• Sustainability models

• Foreign aid impacts

Related resources:

• Economic development explained

• Poverty traps

• Development strategies

All HL extensions included – no exceptions, no shortcuts.

Designed for Visual Learners and Exam Success

Whether you're a visual learner who understands concepts better through diagrams, or you simply need professional graphics and ideas for your Internal Assessment, this resource is built for you.

IB Economics diagrams aren't optional - they're essential. Paper 1 and Paper 2 questions regularly require accurate diagrams. Your IA needs them. Understanding economic relationships depends on visualising them correctly.

I believe every student can master IB Economics diagrams with the right guidance, direction and examples.

You'll gain access to professionally designed diagrams that match IB Economics examiner expectations, complete with video tutorials showing you exactly how to construct and explain each one.

What Makes This IB Economics Diagrams Resource Different?

Most textbooks give you static diagrams with minimal explanation (around 80 diagrams in total). YouTube videos are inconsistent. School handouts depend on your teacher's quality, ability and interest to go the extra mile for you.

This resource was created by an experienced IB Economics teacher who understands what examiners want and how students learn best.

In this IB Economics diagrams collection you'll get:

• Clarity, not confusion - Every diagram is professionally designed and clearly labelled

• Video work that shows you the correct diagram model for each unit and situation

• Image-ready versions you can replicate immediately in essays and presentations

• Theory explanations so you understand the economics, not just memorise the shapes

• Exam application tips showing how to use diagrams effectively in your answers

• Organised by topic and unit following the IB Economics syllabus structure

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The complete IB Economics diagrams resource is available for a one-time fee of $19.49 USD (limited 2-week launch offer).

You'll get immediate 12-month access to everything - all 200+ diagrams, all video explanations, quality image versions, and organised topic libraries.

No subscriptions. No hidden costs. Just comprehensive diagram coverage for your entire IB Economics course.

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This resource is ideal for students in Year 11 or 12 who want professional, exam-ready diagrams without spending hours drawing imperfect versions themselves.

Perfect for:

• Visual learners who understand economics better through diagrams

• Students preparing Internal Assessments who need the right professional graphic models

• Anyone struggling to draw accurate diagrams under exam pressure

• Independent learners who want comprehensive diagram resources

• Students whose schools don't provide sufficient diagram practice

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Frequently Asked Questions About IB Economics Diagrams

Do I need to draw diagrams in IB Economics exams?

Yes. IB Economics exams regularly require diagrams in Paper 1, Paper 2 and Paper 3. Questions often explicitly ask for diagrams, and even when they don't, including accurate diagrams can significantly boost your marks by demonstrating clear understanding of the issues you are referring to.

What makes a good IB Economics diagram?

Good IB Economics diagrams are:

• Clearly labelled (axes, curves, points)

• Accurately drawn (showing correct relationships)

• Accompanied by written explanation

• Relevant to the question being answered

• Professional and tidy in appearance

How many diagrams do I need to know for IB Economics?

The IB Economics curriculum includes approximately 90 basic diagrams. I have included 200+ distinct diagrams across all four modules (Introduction to Economics, Microeconomics, Macroeconomics, and Global trade). Both SL and HL students need most of these, with HL students having additional specialised topics and diagrams.

Can I use digital diagrams in my IA?

Absolutely. In fact, many students prefer using clean, professional diagrams as a model for their Internal Assessments and IB Economics assessments. The key is ensuring you understand the diagram thoroughly and can explain its application to your chosen topic.

What's the difference between SL and HL diagrams?

Both Standard Level and Higher Level students use most of the same core diagrams. HL students have additional advanced diagrams (like consumer choice theory, more complex market power models, and specialised macroeconomic diagrams) that SL students don't need.

How do I know which diagram to use in an exam question?

The question usually hints at which diagram(s) are appropriate. Look for keywords like "using a diagram," "draw", "illustrate," or specific terms like "demonstrate the impact of a tax using supply and demand." Practice is key - the more you work with diagrams, the more instinctive the choice becomes.