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Study By App is proud to now offer a review application for students of AP Economics. Each year, the College Board offers two challenging AP Economics examinations, one for Macroeconomics and one for Microeconomics. This app serves as a great study enhancement tool for students taking one or both exams.

The purpose of this application is to help students understand some of the major economic models and theories applicable to the world in which we live. This app contains 10 audio review lectures with accompanying notes, graphs, and diagrams, along with 10 practice exams. There are a total of 500 multiple-choice questions with hints and detailed explanations.

Some of the Macroeconomics topics this application covers includes: The Circular Flow Model, Aggregate Demand and Aggregate Supply, Fiscal Policy, Open Market Operations, Differing Macro Theories, and the Foreign Exchange Market. The Microeconomics topics include: Supply and Demand, Price Elasticity of Demand, Diminishing Marginal Returns, Perfect Competition, Monopolies, Game Theory, Marginal Revenue Product, Negative Externalities, and Taxes. Every graph that you need to draw and interpret for the Economics exams are covered on this application.

This app was developed by an experienced high school AP Economics teacher with the goal of maximizing the students' study and practice time. Whether you are just beginning your Economics course, seeking additional practice, or are worried about an upcoming exam, do not hesitate to download this app today. You can seize your 5!

Application Focus:

1. Basic Concepts (Macro/Micro)

2. Economic Performance (Macro)

3. AD/AS and Fiscal Policy (Macro)

4. Monetary Policy (Macro)

5. Policies and Growth (Macro)

6. International Sector (Macro)

7. Utility and Elasticity (Micro)

8. Costs of Production (Micro)

9. Product Markets (Micro)

10. Factor Markets and Government (Micro)

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