IBDP Economics Unit 4 Glossary Posters

A complete set of 64 professional classroom-display posters covering Unit 4: The Global Economy / International Economics.

This resource includes clear, visually engaging posters designed to support students with the key terminology, concepts and diagrams used in Unit 4 Economics. Each poster follows a consistent red, white, black and grey classroom-display style and includes:

• A clear definition
• A real-world example
• Key vocabulary
• A large visual diagram or infographic
• A print-ready full-page layout

The pack covers:

• International trade
• Exports and imports
• Free trade
• Absolute and comparative advantage
• Trade protectionism
• Tariffs, quotas and subsidies
• Dumping and anti-dumping tariffs
• Infant industries
• Trade liberalisation
• Trade agreements
• Trading blocs
• Customs unions and monetary unions
• Economic integration
• The World Trade Organization
• Exchange rates
• Appreciation, depreciation, devaluation and revaluation
• Fixed, floating and managed exchange rates
• Overvalued and undervalued currencies
• Balance of payments
• Current, capital and financial accounts
• Current account deficits and surpluses
• Credit and debit items
• Trade in goods and services
• Marshall-Lerner condition
• J-curve
• Expenditure-reducing and expenditure-switching policies
• Reserve assets and capital flight
• Portfolio investment
• Credit ratings
• Trade creation and trade diversion

These posters are ideal for IB Economics, A-Level Economics, GCSE Economics, MYP Commerce and Business Studies classrooms. They can be used for classroom displays, revision walls, vocabulary support, retrieval practice, lesson introductions, student reference and exam preparation.

The consistent format helps students understand difficult global economy concepts by linking each term to a simple definition, a practical example and key supporting vocabulary. Posters can be printed individually in A4 or enlarged to A3 for a more prominent classroom display.