Top 10 AP Macroeconomics Exam Concepts To Know

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Top 10 AP Macroeconomics concepts to know for the AP Macroeconomics exam.

This video includes the following concepts: Fiscal policy, spending and tax multipliers, crowding out effect, monetary policy, money multiplier and expansion of money supply, relationships involving Interest Rates, long run economic growth, effects of inflation, relationships between AD/AS and the short run Phillips curve, AD/AS model in long run, and more.

This is a great tool to help you study for the big exam. For more review, check out the "No Bull Review for use with the AP Macroeconomics and AP Microeconomics Exams" book on Amazon and "Economics AP" app on iTunes.

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funny how AP teacher don't recommend you. considering how you go over *years* worth of material in little over ten minutes. Thank brother

DarkWolf

This is really helpful. I came 4 points short of a 4 on a mock exam, and this really helped me brush up on the parts that I had trouble with.

Also, good luck to everyone else taking the exam!

yabba

I never paid attention in Macro anyway, thanks dude

DTBHKJ

That can be a good thing for students since so many seem to struggle with the balanced budget multiplier. It still helps to demonstrate how spending is more powerful than taxation through the Keynesian model.

nobulleconomicslessons

this is literally the best econ video ever

sallyjin

AP exam tomorrow! Thanks for this video!

BDpartnercoJM

Great resource, very concise, gives all needed info. Your kids have a great teacher!

Shoutout to Gurney's kids

samirchehade

very very helpful but i show it when i already took my exams but it help me to understand it better

damas

macro on thurs is gonna be great bcs of you thanks so much

dorcasola

Thanks! Reading the textbook to study for exams can be draining. Good luck tomorrow!

nobulleconomicslessons

so helpful! my brain is tired of reading the textbook, and you're goog at explaining!

mellamorichardoo

You're welcome, I am glad you found the video helpful. Good luck tomorrow!

nobulleconomicslessons

This would have been helpful to watch before my FOREX unit test last week...

erynmoore

Starting at about 1:46, you have illegal math: ΔSpending x (1/mps) = ΔOutput.
P-E-MD-AS says that's illegal addition: ΔSpending, before multiplication by 1/mps. It's the same for the tax and balanced budget "multipliers".

MrTugwit

I have a question concerning the return of money to the Central Bank (FED). What is the nature of money the receive ? Scriptural money or paper money ? And what the central bank do with that money ? Destroy ? Reintroduce into the market ?

christbool