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AP Review

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Don't worry you don't have to do that :)


We have compiled all of it into a neat little section here called AP Review. 

We recommend that you check out every link or file we provide below. It is in your best interest to do so :D


What is the AP Microeconomics Exam?

The AP Microeconomics course focuses on the economic principles which apply to individual decision makers within an economic system.  These decision makers include both producers and consumers.  Emphasis is placed on the study of product markets, factor markets, and the role of government in promoting equity and efficiency within the economy.  The class begins with a look at basic economic concepts and moves on to the function and nature of product markets, which is the major focus of this course.  The final topics are factor markets, market failure, and the role of government.

The AP Microeconomics Exam format is:


Multiple-Choice (70 minutes, two-thirds of final grade)
-60 multiple choice questions
Free-Response (60 minutes including a 10 minute reading period, one-third of final grade)
-1 long free-response essay question
-2 short free-response essay questions

The college board recommends that students spend half their time on the long essay question and split their remaining time equally on the two short questions.  The long question will generally involve several related content areas and the shorter ones will focus on a single area.  Answers must demonstrate an understanding of general microeconomics principles and need to be well organized with clear explanations.  Diagrams and graphs may be required as part of the answer, and must be correctly labeled.  Certain questions may also require graphical interpretation and analysis.


AP Microeconomics Practice Exams

Here are AP Microeconomics Practice exams to practice with. Go ahead :) Jump in!
Here are several released exams by Collegeboard. Aren't they generous? :)

Now let us give you the 1995, 2000, 2005, and 2008 Collegeboard AP Microeconomics released exams 
1995 AP Microeconomics Exam.pdf
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2000 AP Microeconomics Exam.pdf
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2000 AP Microeconomics Exam ANSWERS.pdf
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2005 AP Microeconomics Exam.pdf
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2008 AP Microeconomics Exam.pdf
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All of the Graphs Video Review

This is an excellent quick review of all the graphs encountered in AP Microeconomics. We found that, however, the video did tend to switch graphs quickly so we recommend you to hit the pause button frequently :) It's a pain we know, but as your economic teacher would say, the opportunity cost is greater than not watching this video :P


We would like to thank Mr. Medico for his contributions to this video.

Our Recommendations

We recommend the following as study aids for the AP Microeconomics Exam

5 Steps to a 5 AP Microeconomics/Macroeconomics, 2012-2013 Edition. Click this link to be directed to the page to purchase.

AP Microeconomics Crash Course by REA. Click this link to be directed to the page to purchase.

GOOD LUCK! YOU CAN DO IT! WE BELIEVE IN YOU!

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