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Page 1: AP Economics Unit 1 & 2 Review Questions

AP EconomicsAP EconomicsUnit 1 & 2 Review Unit 1 & 2 Review

QuestionsQuestions

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FundamentalsFundamentals

Economically speaking, why are choices necessary?

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Define opportunity cost

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What is the difference between SCARCITY and SHORTAGE?

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What are the FOUR factors of production we defined in class?

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What are the 3 essential questions that must be answered by any economic system?

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Draw a correctly labeled PPF, showing the trade-off between capital goods and consumer goods.

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How can specialization and trade increase total output, and therefore increase total wealth?

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Can a country have an absolute advantage in the production of both goods? Can they have a comparative advantage in both goods? Be able to explain why

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In the graph to follow…A) who has an absolute advantage in

shoes?B) who has the comparative advantage in

shoes?

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In a given amount of time, if the United States can produce either 10 units of corn or 5 units of wheat… and Brazil can produce either 4 units of corn or 3 units of wheat, what is the United States’ opportunity cost for producing one unit of wheat?

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If the United States’ opportunity cost for producing a unit of wheat is 2 units of corn, then how much corn must Brazil offer the United States in order for them to consider voluntarily trading wheat for corn?

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Supply & DemandSupply & Demand

State the Law of Supply

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Supply & DemandSupply & Demand

Draw a correctly labeled graph showing a ________ in Demand.

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Supply & DemandSupply & Demand

Under what circumstances would an increase in income cause a decrease in quantity demanded?

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Supply & DemandSupply & Demand

If the US government passes additional regulations on air travel …

draw a correctly labeled graph showing the effect on the S & D for American Airlines.

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Supply & DemandSupply & Demand

If the price of good X rises …draw a correctly labeled graph showing

the effect on the S & D for any substitute of good X.

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Supply & DemandSupply & Demand

If the cost of leather decreases …draw a correctly labeled graph showing

the effect on the S & D for shoes made from leather.

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Supply & DemandSupply & Demand

If the price of leather jackets is expected to rise next week …

draw a correctly labeled graph showing the effect on the S & D for leather jackets today.

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Supply & DemandSupply & Demand

If the US government creates a subsidy on the production of avocados …

draw a correctly labeled graph showing the effect on the S & D for the US avocado market.

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Supply & DemandSupply & Demand

If the supply of a good increases, how will this change (a) price, (b) quantity ?

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Supply & DemandSupply & Demand

If both supply and demand decrease, how will this effect (a) price, (b) quantity ?

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Supply & DemandSupply & Demand

What does the Law of __________ state?

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Supply & DemandSupply & Demand

What does TR stand for, and what is the equation use to calculate TR?

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Supply & DemandSupply & Demand

Draw a correctly labeled graph for pencils. If the only change is an increase in the price charged for pencils, why does this cause a change in Qs and Qd but not a change in S or D?

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Price ControlsPrice Controls

Draw a correctly labeled graph showing an effective price floor

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Price ControlsPrice Controls

Draw a correctly labeled graph showing an effective price ceiling

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Price ControlsPrice Controls

Why is a price ceiling only effective if it is set BELOW the equilibrium?

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ElasticityElasticity

If the price of printers increases from $150 to $200, and the quantity demanded of ink decreases from 40 to 20, what is the elasticity, and what does it say about the two goods?

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ElasticityElasticity

If income increases by 2.5% and the quantity demanded decreases 10%, then is the good normal or inferior?

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ElasticityElasticity

If the price of light bulbs increases by 15% and the demand for bubblegum remains unchanged, what is the relation between those two goods?

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ElasticityElasticity

If Wendy’s lowers their prices by 5%, and all other variables are held constant, the result is an increase in total revenue. What does this tell you about Wendy’s’s elasticity?

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ElasticityElasticity

A good’s price elasticity of demand must be between ___ and ___ to be considered relatively inelastic.

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ElasticityElasticity

A good’s income elasticity of demand must be between ___ and ___ for the good to be considered normal.

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Supply & DemandSupply & Demand

If the equilibrium price for a Big Mac is $2.49, at what prices would a surplus occur?

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ElasticityElasticity

If Pepsi and Coke are substitutes, then their Cross Elasticity of Demand (Ec,p) must _______________.

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FundamentalsFundamentals

Because of the law of increasing costs, in the real world Production Possibility Curves are not usually straight, but rather … [draw what the PPF would look like on a correctly labeled graph comparing good A and good B]


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