IB Economics HL: Real World Examples

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$50 per ton

the carbon tax implemented by Canada to manage a negative externality of production

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50’000

firms who emit more than (…) must pay the carbon tax implemented by Canada

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80 - 90 million tons

the carbon tax implemented by Canada aims to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by…

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Ontario, Alberta and Saskatchewan

the carbon tax implemented by Canada has faced backlash from governments of…

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100% tax

Qatar placed a (…) on alcohol to manage a negative externality of consumption

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2019

the year in which Qatar launched a tax doubling the price of alcohol

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healthcare and education

the sectors which the earned revenue from Qatar’s sin tax will be reinvested into

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minimum smoking age from 18 to 21

Hawaii raised the (…) to manage a negative externality of consumption

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2021

the year during which Hawaii raised the legal smoking age

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86%

the percentage of Hawaiian residents who report to having started smoking before 21

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1400

the number of people tobacco kills annually

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clean energy

the product which Spain is subsidizing by $215 million

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$101 million

the amount of money Spain is investing into renewable energy production

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700’000 tons every year

the estimated amount the Spain’s investment into clean energy is going to reduce emissions by

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vegetables

the good the Indian state of Kerala has placed a price floor on

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20% greater than their production cost

the size of the price floor Kerala has placed on vegetables

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individually requested COVID swab tests

the good Indonesia has placed a price ceiling on

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900’000 Rp

the price at which Indonesia has placed a price ceiling at on individually requested COVID swab tests

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Asda and Sainsbury in 2019

the merger of these two supermarket firms was blocked by Britain’s competition and markets authority

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30.7%

the market share the merger of Sainsbury and Asda would have had if they hadn’t been blocked

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2018

the year in which the European commission fined Google

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violating the EU’s competition rules by requiring phone manufacturers to preinstall the google browser to access the play store

the reason for the European commission fined Google

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$5 billion

the fined imposed on Google by the European Commission in 2018

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1.11%

the new minimum lending rate imposed by the Taiwan Central Bank to impose an expansionary monetary policy

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march 2020

the month and year in which the Taiwan Central Bank set a new minimum lending rate

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1.7%

due to Taiwan’s expansionary monetary policy the inflation rate remains stable at…

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3.72%

Taiwan’s unemployment rate in March 2020

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3.60%

Taiwan’s unemployment rate in March 2021

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£150 billion

the value of government bonds bought by the Bank of England

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November 2020

the time at which the Bank of England began buying government bonds to fight a recession

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0.01%

the interest rate in November 2020 which made it impossible for the Bank of England to adjust further

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5.1%

the unemployment rate before the Bank of England began buying government bonds

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May 2022

the time at which the US Federal Reserve announced it would be raising interest rates

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0.5%

the value by which the US Federal Reserve raised the interest rates

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8%

the climbing inflation rate which caused the US Federal Reserve raised the interest rates

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up to $1400

the direct payment provided to US citizens as part of the CARES Act to boost spending as part of an Expansionary Fiscal Policy

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4%

the expected GDP growth as a result of the CARES Act Expansionary Fiscal Policy

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3.2%

the expected unemployment rate as a result of the CARES Act Expansionary Fiscal Policy

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$225 billion

the amount by which the US government reduced spending on the defense sector

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1990

the year in which the US government reduced spending on the defense sector as part of a Contractionary Fiscal Policy

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almost $83 billion

the amount invested into research and development by South Korea

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2019

the year in which South Korea heavily invested into research and development

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a progressive tax system

the type of tax system Denmark uses

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55%

the % of income taxed in Denmark’s highest tax bracket

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from 0.282 to 0.277

the fall in Denmark’s Gini coefficient resulting from its progressive tax system

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40’203 ton quota

the type of trade protection China imposed on Australian wool imports

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80%

the percentage of Australian imports which account for China’s total wool imports

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monetary union

the type of trading bloc the European Union is

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27 countries

the number of members of the European Union

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1993

the year the European Union was founded

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August of 2015

the year in which the People’s Bank of China devalued it’s currency to counter rapid appreciation

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3%

the amount by which the People’s Bank of China devalued it’s currency to counter rapid appreciation

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33%

the appreciation of the Chinese Yuan against the US Dollar before the People’s Bank of China devalued it’s currency