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Microeconomics
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Sample Economics Quiz Questions
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Q1. When the supply of a good increases while demand stays constant, the equilibrium price will:
- A.Increase
- B.Decrease
- C.Stay the same
- D.Become zero
Explanation
A rightward shift of supply (more available) lowers equilibrium price along the demand curve. Quantity supplied and demanded both increase at the new lower price.
Q2. Which of the following is a tool of monetary policy?
- A.Tax cuts
- B.Government spending
- C.Open market operations
- D.Tariffs
Explanation
Open market operations (buying/selling government securities) are a central bank tool — monetary policy. Tax cuts and spending are fiscal policy; tariffs are trade policy.
Common Economics Mistakes
- ·Confusing nominal and real GDP. Real adjusts for inflation; nominal doesn't.
- ·Mixing up monetary and fiscal policy. Monetary is the central bank; fiscal is the government.
- ·Treating elasticity as a number to memorise. It's a *response* — relative changes, not absolute values.
- ·Forgetting opportunity cost in every economic decision question — it's the most-tested principle.
Study Tips for Economics
- ·Draw every graph (supply/demand, AS/AD, Phillips curve) until you can do it from memory.
- ·For each market structure, learn the shape of MR, MC, ATC, and demand curves.
- ·Connect every macro concept to a recent headline. Anchors abstract theory to reality.
- ·For AP Econ, practice with FRQ rubrics specifically — graph labelling earns points.
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