AP* MACROECONOMICS
Online prep and review
May 16 is the big day. Are you ready?
If concepts like "national budget," "GDP," and "international trade" make your eyes glaze over, check out Shmoop's AP Macroeconomics guide for a crash course in real-world issues...and a slew of helpful tips for conquering the exam.
Test-Taking Tips
Specifically designed for mastering the AP Macroeconomics exam. Learn why you should focus your studying on inflation and unemployment, why the Fed is so darn important, and what makes macroeconomics so much bigger than microeconomics.
Four Full-Length Practice Exams
Curious about what it is really like to answer 60 multiple-choice questions in 70 minutes and answer 3 multi-part prompts in another 60? Take a full-length practice exam with Shmoop... and then take three. Because we have four.
Practice Drills
If you forget everything you read approximately three seconds after you read it, never fear: polish your mad macro skills with drills, more drills, and—you guessed it—even more drills.
Extreme Topic Review
Check out our in-depth study guide and practice problems galore on each of the topics.
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Comparative Advantage, Absolute Advantage, Specialization & Exchange
Macroeconomic Issues: Business Cycle, Unemployment, Inflation & Growth
Measurement of Economic Importance
Real vs. Nominal GDP, GDP Deflator, and Consumer Price Index
Economic Growth & Productivity
The Financial Sector
Stocks and Bonds
The Fed, Banks and the Creation of Money
National Income & Price Determination
Mechanics of Economic Fluctuations
Inflation, Unemployment & Stabilization Policies
Fiscal Policy and Limitations of Monetary Policy
Open Economy: International Trade & Finance
Inflation, Unemployment & Stabilization Policies
Balance of Payments and Exchange Rates
And a lot more!
