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The module presents 150 realistic questions, covering: basic economic concepts of supply and demand, scarcity, and the production possibilities curve; key micro-economic theories; important equations; the functionality and nature of product markets; factor markets; types of economies; market failure; scenario-based economic strategy questions; and much, much more!
Each multiple-choice question is paired with a clear and thoughtful explanation and a highly-detailed Key Takeaway that summarizes the main learning point of the question, concept, ortheory being discussed, ensuring a comprehensive understanding of the material.
Addressing nearly all of the topics covered on the exam, this AP Microeconomics Exam Prep app is ideal to test key definitions, scientific concepts, and theories. Whether you are taking the test for the first time or striving to improve your score, this app will be a highly useful addition to your exam preparation.
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