5 steps to a 5 AP microeconomics/ Eric R. Dodge. —
By: Dodge, Eric R
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TextPublisher: New York: McGraw Hill, c2017Description: 220p.: ill.; 28cmISBN: 978-1-259-86381-3Subject(s): MicroeconomicsDDC classification: GC 338.5 D645 2017 Summary: Contents:
Step 1 Set up your study program -- what you need to know about the AP microeconomics exam -- how to plan your time -- Step 2 Determine your test readiness -- take the diagnostics exam -- Step 3 Develop strategies for success -- how to approach each question type -- Step 4 Review the knowledge you need to score high -- fundamentals of economic analysis -- demand, supply, market equilibrium, and welfare analysis -- elasticity, microeconomic policy, and consumer theory -- the firm, profit, and costs of production -- market structures, perfect competition, monopoly, and things between -- factor markets -- public goods, externalities, and the role of government -- Step 5 Build your test-taking confidence.
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Contents:
Step 1 Set up your study program -- what you need to know about the AP microeconomics exam -- how to plan your time -- Step 2 Determine your test readiness -- take the diagnostics exam -- Step 3 Develop strategies for success -- how to approach each question type -- Step 4 Review the knowledge you need to score high -- fundamentals of economic analysis -- demand, supply, market equilibrium, and welfare analysis -- elasticity, microeconomic policy, and consumer theory -- the firm, profit, and costs of production -- market structures, perfect competition, monopoly, and things between -- factor markets -- public goods, externalities, and the role of government -- Step 5 Build your test-taking confidence.
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