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AP® Macroeconomics

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 AP® Macroeconomics
Directions for Administration
The AP Macroeconomics Exam is 2 hours and 10 minutes in length and consists of a multiple-choice section
and a free-response section.

• The multiple-choice section is 1 hour and 10 minutes, contains 60 questions, and accounts for two-thirds
of the final grade.

• The free-response section is 60 minutes, contains 3 questions, and accounts for one-third of the final
grade. Ten minutes of the Section II time are reserved for reading the questions and planning answers.

Students should be given a 10-minute warning prior to the end of each section of the exam. A 10-minute break
should be provided after Section I is completed.

The actual AP Exam is administered in one session. Students will have the most realistic experience if a complete
morning or afternoon is available to administer this practice exam. If a schedule does not permit one time period
for the administration of the entire practice exam, it would be acceptable to administer Section I one day and
Section II on a subsequent day.

Many students wonder whether or not to guess the answers to the multiple-choice questions about which they are
not certain. It is improbable that mere guessing will improve a score. However, if a student has some knowledge
of the question and is able to eliminate one or more answer choices as wrong, it may be to the student’s advantage
to answer such a question.

• The use of calculators, or any other electronic devices, is not permitted during the exam.

• It is suggested that the practice exam be completed using a pencil for Section I and a pen with black or
dark blue ink for Section II to simulate an actual administration.

• Teachers will need to provide paper for the students to write their free-response answers. Teachers should
give the students directions indicating how they wish the responses to be labeled so that the teacher will
be able to associate the student’s response with the question the student intended to answer.

• Remember that students are not allowed to remove any materials, including scratch work, from the testing
site.

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 Section I
Multiple-Choice Questions

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 MACROECONOMICS
Section I
Time—70 minutes
60 Questions

Directions: Each of the questions or incomplete statements below is followed by five suggested answers or
completions. Select the one that is best in each case and place the letter of your choice in the corresponding box on
the student answer sheet.

1. If a certain combination of goods or services lies

outside the production possibilities curve of an
economy, which of the following is true?
(A) Effective trade barriers have reduced foreign
imports into the economy.
(B) New technology is being used in production.
(C) Resources are not available to achieve that
combination of goods or services.
(D) Resources are not being used efficiently to 4. According to the graph above, an increase in
achieve that combination of goods or aggregate supply will most likely cause income
services. and employment to change in which of the
(E) Resources are being used at a more rapid rate following ways?
than they were in the past. Income Employment

2. Which of the following groups would most likely (A) Decrease Decrease
gain from unanticipated inflation? (B) Decrease Increase
(C) No change Increase
(A) Landlords who own apartments in cities (D) Increase Decrease
with rent controls (E) Increase Increase
(B) Individuals who have fixed retirement
incomes 5. If the exchange rate between the United States
(C) Individuals who earn high incomes dollar ($) and the British pound (£) changed from
(D) Individuals who have borrowed money at $2 per £1 to $3 per £1, and domestic prices in
fixed interest rates both countries stayed the same, then the United
(E) Banks that have loaned all excess reserves States dollar would
at a fixed interest rate
(A) depreciate, making United States imports
3. With a constant money supply, if the demand for from Britain more expensive
money decreases, the equilibrium interest rate and (B) depreciate, making United States imports
quantity of money will change in which of the from Britain cheaper
following ways? (C) appreciate, making United States imports
from Britain more expensive
Interest Rate Quantity of Money (D) appreciate, making United States imports
(A) Increase Decrease from Britain cheaper
(B) Increase Not change (E) purchase 3 times more British goods than
(C) Decrease Decrease before the change occurred
(D) Decrease Increase
(E) Decrease Not change

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6. If an economy is operating with significant 11. Which of the following would indicate that
unemployment, an increase in which of the economic growth has occurred?
following will most likely cause employment
(A) The production possibilities curve shifts to
to increase and the interest rate to decrease?
the left.
(A) Purchases of government bonds by the (B) The long-run aggregate supply curve shifts
central bank to the right.
(B) Transfer payments (C) The aggregate demand curve shifts to the
(C) Reserve requirements right.
(D) Government expenditures (D) The Phillips curve becomes flatter.
(E) Investment in basic infrastructure (E) Business cycles no longer exist.

7. An increase in which of the following is most 12. Which of the following is most likely to occur
likely to promote economic growth? if the Federal Reserve engages in open market
operations to reduce inflation?
(A) Consumption spending
(B) Investment tax credits (A) A decrease in interest rates
(C) The natural rate of unemployment (B) A decrease in reserves in the banking system
(D) The trade deficit (C) A decrease in the government deficit
(E) Real interest rates (D) An increase in the money supply
(E) An increase in exports
8. An appropriate fiscal policy to combat a recession
would be to increase which of the following? 13. Which Federal Reserve action can shift the
aggregate demand curve to the left?
(A) Interest rates
(B) The money supply (A) Lowering the federal funds rate
(C) Taxes (B) Lowering income taxes
(D) Government spending (C) Lowering reserve requirements
(E) The sales of government bonds (D) Raising the discount rate
(E) Raising government spending on national
9. The concept of opportunity cost would no longer defense
be relevant if
14. Crowding out refers to the decrease in
(A) poverty in an economy no longer existed
(B) the supply of all resources were unlimited (A) national output caused by higher taxes
(C) resources were allocated efficiently (B) domestic production caused by increased
(D) real wages were flexible imports
(E) all current incomes were invested in (C) private investment due to increased bor-
technological research rowing by the government
(D) employment caused by higher inflation
10. An appreciation of the United States dollar on the (E) exports caused by an appreciating currency
foreign exchange market could be caused by a of a country
decrease in which of the following?
15. If the real interest rate in the United States
(A) United States interest rates
increases relative to that of the rest of the world,
(B) The United States consumer price index
capital should flow
(C) Demand for the dollar by United States
residents (A) into the United States and the dollar will
(D) Exports from the United States depreciate
(E) The tariff on goods imported into the United (B) into the United States and the dollar will
States appreciate
(C) out of the United States and the dollar will
depreciate
(D) out of the United States and the dollar will
appreciate
(E) out of the United States and the value of the
dollar will not change

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16. Which of the following policy choices represents 19. Suppose that autonomous consumption is $400
a combination of fiscal and monetary policies and that the marginal propensity to consume is
designed to bring the economy out of a recession? 0.8. If disposable income increases by $1,200,
consumption spending will increase by
(A) Decreasing both taxes and the money supply
(B) Increasing both taxes and the money supply (A) $1,600
(C) Increasing government spending and (B) $1,360
decreasing the federal funds rate (C) $1,200
(D) Increasing both taxes and the discount rate (D) $ 960
(E) Engaging in deficit spending and government (E) $ 400
bond sales
20. In an economy in which all prices, including
17. Which of the following will be counted as wages, are completely flexible, an increase in
unemployed by the United States Bureau of Labor labor productivity will result in which of the
Statistics? following changes in output and real wages?
(A) Persons who quit their previous jobs to stay Output Real Wages
at home to care for sick parents
(A) Increase Increase
(B) Persons who were laid off from their previous
(B) Increase Decrease
jobs and have not applied for a job in two
(C) Decrease No change
years
(D) Decrease Increase
(C) Persons who were fired from their previous
(E) Decrease Decrease
jobs and are actively applying for work
(D) Persons who have given up looking for jobs
21. When the average price level increases by 10 per-
after long searches
cent in a given year, which of the following must
(E) Persons who quit their previous jobs to start
increase by 10 percent for real output to remain
their own businesses
constant?
18. Which of the following sequences of events (A) Real national income
would occur if the Federal Reserve implemented (B) Nominal national income
contractionary monetary policy? (C) The international value of the currency
(D) Real interest rates
(A) Interest rates increase, investment and
(E) Nominal interest rates
consumption spending decrease, aggregate
demand decreases, and output and prices
22. Which of the following will occur in a competi-
decrease.
tive market when the price of a good is less than
(B) Interest rates increase, investment and
the equilibrium price?
consumption spending decrease, aggregate
demand increases, and output and prices (A) Price will decrease to eliminate the surplus
decrease. and restore equilibrium.
(C) Interest rates increase, investment and (B) Price will decrease to eliminate the shortage
consumption spending increase, aggregate and restore equilibrium.
demand decreases, and output and prices (C) Price will increase to eliminate the surplus
decrease. and restore equilibrium.
(D) Interest rates decrease, investment and (D) Price will increase to eliminate the shortage
consumption spending decrease, aggregate and restore equilibrium.
demand decreases, and output and prices (E) Price will remain constant, because supply
decrease. will increase to eliminate the shortage.
(E) Interest rates decrease, investment and
consumption spending decrease, aggregate
demand decreases, and output and prices
increase.

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23. A short-run Phillips curve shows an inverse 28. Assume that the nominal interest rate is
relationship between 10 percent. If the expected inflation rate is
5 percent, the real interest rate is
(A) interest rates and borrowing
(B) inflation and unemployment (A) 0.5%
(C) income and consumption (B) 2%
(D) prices and quantity demanded (C) 5%
(E) inputs and outputs (D) 10%
(E) 15%
24. Which of the following can be expected to cause
an increase in gross domestic product in the 29. Which of the following will lead to an increase in
short run? the United States gross domestic product?
(A) An increase in the tax rate (A) More individuals prepare their own personal
(B) An increase in the interest rate income tax forms.
(C) Equal increases in both imports and exports (B) Some citizens begin working abroad as
(D) Equal increases in both taxes and government computer programmers.
expenditures (C) The government prohibits the sale of
(E) Equal decreases in both investment and alcoholic beverages.
government expenditures (D) Foreign companies build new assembly
plants in the United States.
25. If the federal government reduces its budget (E) A million United States households sell their
deficit when the economy is close to full employ- used cars to their children.
ment, which of the following will most likely
result? 30. An advance in technology will cause the
(A) Inflation will increase. (A) aggregate demand curve to shift to the right
(B) Tax revenues will increase. (B) aggregate demand curve to shift to the left
(C) Interest rates will decrease. (C) short-run aggregate supply curve to shift to
(D) Unemployment will decrease. the left
(E) The international value of the dollar will (D) long-run aggregate supply curve to shift to
increase. the left
(E) long-run aggregate supply curve to shift to
26. Which of the following will cause the United the right
States dollar to depreciate relative to the euro?
31. Suppose that the Federal Reserve buys
(A) An increase in household income in the
$400 billion worth of government securities
United States
from the public. If the required reserve ratio is
(B) An increase in interest rates in the United
20 percent, the maximum increase in the money
States
supply is
(C) An increase in household income in Europe
(D) A decrease in interest rates in Europe (A) $1,600 billion
(E) A decrease in price level in the United States (B) $1,800 billion
(C) $2,000 billion
27. Stagflation is most likely to be caused by (D) $2,200 billion
(E) $2,400 billion
(A) an increase in aggregate demand
(B) a decrease in aggregate demand
(C) an increase in aggregate supply
(D) a decrease in aggregate supply
(E) a large increase in the money supply

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Questions 32-34 are based on the diagram below, 33. The theory of comparative advantage implies that
which shows the production alternatives of two Alpha would find it advantageous to
countries, Alpha and Beta, producing two goods,
(A) export grain and import steel
grain and steel, using all of their available resources.
(B) export steel and import grain
(C) export both grain and steel and import
nothing
(D) import both grain and steel and export
nothing
(E) trade 1 ton of grain for 0.5 ton of steel

34. At what real exchange ratio, also referred to as the

terms of trade, between grain (G) and steel (S)
would both Alpha and Beta find it mutually
advantageous to specialize and trade?
(A) 1G = 3.0S
(B) 1G = 1.5S
(C) 1G = 1.0S
(D) 1G = 0.5S
(E) There is no real exchange ratio that would
enable both countries to benefit, since
Alpha has an absolute advantage in both
goods.

32. Before specialization and trade, the domestic

opportunity cost of producing 1 ton of grain in
Alpha and in Beta is which of the following?
Alpha Beta
(A) 1 ton of steel 1 ton of steel
(B) 1 ton of steel 2 tons of steel
(C) 2 tons of steel 1 ton of steel
(D) 1 ton of steel 0.5 ton of steel
(E) 0.33 ton of steel 1.5 tons of steel

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35. According to the graph above, which of the following is true
about the long-run equilibrium of the economy depicted?
(A) The economy is in long-run equilibrium.
(B) The aggregate demand curve will shift to the left to
restore long-run equilibrium.
(C) The long-run aggregate supply curve will shift to the
right to restore long-run equilibrium.
(D) Without a fiscal policy stimulus, the economy will
remain in a recession.
(E) As wages increase, the short-run aggregate supply curve
will shift to the left to restore long-run equilibrium.

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36. An increase in personal income taxes will most 40. Assume that the economy is at full employment.
likely cause aggregate demand and aggregate Policymakers wish to maintain the price level but
supply to change in which of the following ways want to encourage greater investment. Which of
in the short run? the following combinations of monetary and fiscal
policies would best achieve this goal?
Aggregate Demand Aggregate Supply
Monetary Policy Fiscal Policy
(A) Not change Decrease
(B) Not change Increase (A) No change Contractionary
(C) Decrease Not change (B) Expansionary No change
(D) Decrease Increase (C) Expansionary Contractionary
(E) Increase Not change (D) Expansionary Expansionary
(E) Contractionary Expansionary
37. Which type of unemployment would increase if
workers lost their jobs because of a recession? 41. In one year, spending on consumption, invest-
ment, and government purchases was equal
(A) Cyclical
to 103 percent of a country’s gross domestic
(B) Frictional
product. This would be possible only if
(C) Seasonal
(D) Search (A) the money supply increased
(E) Structural (B) net exports were positive
(C) net exports were negative
38. Which of the following is true about the marginal (D) the government ran a budget surplus
propensity to consume? (E) the government had a balanced budget
(A) It is the percentage of total income that is
42. When firms restructure their operations to
spent on consumption.
decrease production costs, the aggregate supply
(B) It determines the size of the simple spending
curve, the price level, and real output will change
multiplier.
in which of the following ways?
(C) It increases as incomes increase because
increases in income cause people to spend Aggregate
more. Supply Curve Price Level Real Output
(D) It is the same as the money multiplier.
(A) Shift to the left Increase Increase
(E) It is equal to the average propensity to
(B) Shift to the left Increase No change
consume for people with low incomes.
(C) Shift to the right Increase Increase
(D) Shift to the right Decrease Increase
39. When an economy is operating below the full-
(E) Shift to the right Decrease Decrease
employment level of output, an appropriate
monetary policy would be to increase which of
43. An economy is in a short-run equilibrium at a
the following?
level of output that is less than full-employment
(A) The discount rate output. If there were no fiscal or monetary policy
(B) The required reserve ratio interventions, which of the following changes in
(C) The international value of the dollar output and the price level would occur in the long
(D) Open market purchases of government bonds run?
(E) Government expenditure on goods and
Output Price Level
services
(A) Increase Decrease
(B) Increase Increase
(C) Decrease Decrease
(D) Decrease Increase
(E) No change No change

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44. Assume that the world operates under a flexible 47. Suppose that the government decreases taxes and
exchange rate system. If the central bank of at the same time the central bank decreases the
Mexico increases its money supply but other discount rate. The combined actions will result in
countries do not change theirs, Mexico’s inflation
(A) an increase in unemployment and a decrease
rate and the international value of the Mexican
in the interest rate
peso will most likely change in which of the
(B) an increase in unemployment and an increase
following ways?
in the interest rate
International (C) an increase in the real gross domestic product
Inflation Rate Value of the Peso and a decrease in the interest rate
(D) an increase in the real gross domestic product
(A) Increase Appreciate
and an increase in the interest rate
(B) Increase Depreciate
(E) an increase in the real gross domestic product
(C) Increase No change
and an indeterminate change in the
(D) Decrease Appreciate
interest rate
(E) Decrease Depreciate
48. In a closed economy with only lump-sum
45. The Federal Reserve decreases the federal funds
taxation, if the marginal propensity to con-
rate by
sume is equal to 0.75, a $70 billion increase
(A) decreasing the reserve requirement in government spending could cause a max-
(B) decreasing the discount rate imum increase in output of
(C) increasing the discount rate
(A) $52.5 billion
(D) selling government bonds on the open market
(B) $70 billion
(E) buying government bonds on the open market
(C) $122.5 billion
(D) $210 billion
(E) $280 billion
Labor Market Data for Country X
(in millions of persons)
49. Which of the following is NOT a function of fiat
Population 180
money?
Employed 94
Unemployed 6 (A) A standard of deferred payment
Not in labor force 80 (B) A unit of account
(C) A source of intrinsic value
46. Based on the information in the table above, what (D) A store of value
is the unemployment rate for Country X? (E) A medium of exchange
(A) 3.3% 50. When an economy is at full employment, which
(B) 4.0% of the following will most likely create demand-
(C) 6.0% pull inflation in the short run?
(D) 6.38%
(E) 7.5% (A) An increase in the discount rate
(B) An increase in personal income taxes
(C) A decrease in the real rate of interest
(D) A decrease in government spending
(E) A decrease in the money supply

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51. Under rational expectations, an announced expan- 55. Assuming fixed exchange rates, if country Z’s
sion in the money supply will change nominal and rate of inflation increases relative to its trading
real gross domestic products (GDP) in which of partners, Country Z’s imports and exports will
the following ways? most likely change in which of the following
ways?
Nominal GDP Real GDP
Imports Exports
(A) Increase Increase
(B) Increase Decrease (A) Decrease Decrease
(C) Increase No change (B) Decrease Increase
(D) No change Decrease (C) Increase Decrease
(E) No change No change (D) Increase Increase
(E) No change No change
52. A decrease in labor productivity will shift the
56. Which of the following household purchases will
(A) aggregate demand curve to the right
be counted as part of gross private investment in a
(B) aggregate demand curve to the left
country’s gross domestic product?
(C) long-run aggregate supply curve to the right
(D) short-run aggregate supply curve to the right (A) Government bonds
(E) short-run aggregate supply curve to the left (B) Shares of a company stock
(C) Corporate bonds
53. In the long run, if aggregate demand decreases, (D) A new car for personal use
real gross domestic product (GDP) and the price (E) A newly constructed home
level will change in which of the following ways?
57. An increase in aggregate demand will cause
Price
which of the following?
Real GDP Level
(A) A movement along a given short-run
(A) Decrease Decrease
Phillips curve
(B) Decrease Increase
(B) The long-run Phillips curve to become
(C) No change Decrease
horizontal
(D) Increase Decrease
(C) The short-run Phillips curve to shift to
(E) No change Increase
the left
(D) The long-run Phillips curve to shift to
54. Suppose that all banks keep only the minimum
the right
reserves required by law and that there are no
(E) The long-run Phillips curve to shift to
currency drains. The legal reserve requirement is
the left
10 percent. If Maggie deposits the $100 bill she
received as a graduation gift from her grandmother
58. Which of the following would cause the short-run
into her checking account, the maximum increase
aggregate supply curve to shift to the right?
in the total money supply will be
(A) An increase in the wage rate
(A) $10
(B) An increase in the interest rate
(B) $100
(C) An increase in the natural rate of
(C) $900
unemployment
(D) $1,000
(D) A decrease in the capital stock
(E) $1,100
(E) A decrease in the expected price level

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59. A decrease in business taxes would lead to an 60. In an open economy, an increase in government
increase in national income by increasing which budget deficit tends to cause the international
of the following? value of a country’s currency and its trade deficit
to change in which of the following ways?
(A) The money supply
(B) Unemployment Value
(C) Aggregate demand only of Currency Trade Deficit
(D) Aggregate supply only
(A) Appreciate Become smaller
(E) Both aggregate demand and aggregate supply
(B) Appreciate Become larger
(C) Depreciate Become smaller
(D) Depreciate Become larger
(E) Not change Not change

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IF YOU FINISH BEFORE TIME IS CALLED, YOU MAY

CHECK YOUR WORK ON THIS SECTION.

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 Section II

Free-Response Questions

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 MACROECONOMICS
Section II
Planning Time—10 minutes
Writing Time—50 minutes

Directions: You have 50 minutes to answer all three of the following questions. It is suggested that you spend
approximately half your time on the first question and divide the remaining time equally between the next two
questions. In answering the questions, you should emphasize the line of reasoning that generated your results; it is
not enough to list the results of your analysis. Include correctly labeled diagrams, if useful or required, in explaining
your answers. A correctly labeled diagram must have all axes and curves clearly labeled and must show directional
changes. Use a pen with black or dark blue ink.

1. The country of Freedonia introduces an attractive tax concession for foreign investors. As a result, effective
real returns in Freedonia rise compared with those in other countries.
(a) Attracted by the tax concession, many United States investors decide to invest in Freedonia. Using a
correctly labeled graph of the foreign exchange market for Freedonia’s currency (the nia), show the
impact on the demand for nias and the United States dollar price of the nia.
(b) Given your answer in part (a), what would happen to Freedonia’s exports and imports to and from the
United States? Explain.
(c) Draw a correctly labeled graph of aggregate demand and aggregate supply, and show the impact of your
answer to part (b) on Freedonia’s real output and price level.
(d) Given your answer in part (c), what would happen to employment in Freedonia? Explain.
(e) Draw a correctly labeled graph of the money market and show how your answer to part (c) would affect
nominal interest rates in Freedonia?

2. Assume that the loanable funds market in Country X is currently in equilibrium.

(a) Draw a correctly labeled graph of the loanable funds market for Country X, and label the equilibrium
interest rate as r* and the quantity of funds as QF*.
(b) Assume that the government of Country X, which had a balanced budget, now increases its spending while
holding taxes constant. Assume that the government funds the increase in spending with increased
borrowing.
(i) What will be the impact of this policy action on the government’s budget balance?
(ii) On your graph in part (a), show the impact of this policy action on the interest rate and quantity of
funds.
(c) Given your answer in part (b) (ii), how will private-sector interest-sensitive expenditures be affected?
(d) Given your answer in part (c), what will be the impact on the long-run growth rate of the economy? Explain.

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3. Assume that the economy of Hopeton is currently in long-run equilibrium, with a natural rate of unemployment
equal to 5 percent and an inflation rate of 2 percent.
(a) Draw a correctly labeled graph of the short-run Phillips curve, and label the curve as “SRPC.” Indicate the
point on the SRPC corresponding to the current unemployment and inflation rates, labeled as “R.”
(b) On your graph in part (a), draw the long-run Phillips curve, and label it as “LRPC.”
(c) Assume that the government of Hopeton increases spending to finance repairs and maintenance of the
country’s infrastructure. How will such an increase in spending affect unemployment and inflation in the
short run? Explain.
(d) Show on your graph in part (a) the new point on the SRPC corresponding to the results you stated in part (c),
labeled as “S.”
(e) Following the increase in government spending, workers demand and receive a higher wage. What happens
to the SRPC as a result of the higher wage? Explain.

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