Question 1
Based on the graph, which statement describes the economy at point A?
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Shift the curve, read the result
27 events on the five graphs the exam asks you to draw: AD-AS, the money market, loanable funds, the Phillips curve and foreign exchange. Say which curve moves and what happens on each axis; the page redraws the graph and checks you.
AD-AS, event 1 of 9
The economy starts in long-run equilibrium. The government increases its spending on roads and bridges.
Find your weakest unit in 18 minutes
15 questions across all six units, no account. You get your score in each unit, the one to fix first, a short lesson on it and four fresh questions to check it worked.
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Write a free-response answer, and Mia marks it
Answer a question in the exam's format, building each graph with the graph builder. Mia marks every point, quotes the words that earned it and shows a full-credit answer.
Plan 2027 by unit weight
Units are not worth the same: Long-Run Consequences of Stabilization Policies is 20–30% of Section I, Basic Economic Concepts 5–10%. Set your hours and how sure you are of each unit, and get a week-by-week plan to May 7.
The six units
The May 2027 exam: 60 multiple-choice questions in 70 minutes and 3 free-response questions in 60 minutes, on Friday, May 7, 2027.
Unit 1: Basic Economic Concepts
Scarcity, opportunity cost, the PPC, comparative advantage, supply and demand.
5–10% of Section I
Unit 2: Economic Indicators and the Business Cycle
GDP, the circular flow, unemployment, inflation, price indices and the business cycle.
12–17% of Section I
Unit 3: National Income and Price Determination
Aggregate demand and supply, the multipliers, output gaps and fiscal policy.
17–27% of Section I
Unit 4: Financial Sector
Money, banks and the money multiplier, the money market, monetary policy and loanable funds.
18–23% of Section I
Unit 5: Long-Run Consequences of Stabilization Policies
The policy mix, the Phillips curve, money growth and inflation, deficits, crowding out and growth.
20–30% of Section I
Unit 6: Open Economy: International Trade and Finance
The balance of payments, exchange rates, and how policy moves currencies and net exports.
10–13% of Section I
Try four questions
An economy below full employment
The graph shows an economy's aggregate demand curve AD₁, short-run aggregate supply curve SRAS₁ and long-run aggregate supply curve LRAS. Current equilibrium is at point A.Question 2
An investor holds a previously issued bond that pays 3% interest. Market interest rates on new bonds then rise to 5%. What happens to the market price of the investor's bond?
Question 3
A government wants interest rates to fall so that firms invest more. Which combination of policies would definitely lower interest rates in the short run?
The market for dollars
The graph shows a change in the foreign exchange market for US dollars, with the price of a dollar in euros on the vertical axis.Question 4
Which event could cause the change shown in the graph?
In the course
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- 2 full practice exams
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