Mike Fladlien

A complete set of problems that will enhance your teaching of opportunity cost, scarcity, and choice for AP Microeconomics and AP Macroeconomics. The problems range from simple to complex and reinforce the College Board objectives. Solutions are included.

This worksheet will give your students practice interpreting the First Amendment. Can a student bring candy canes to school? To what extent can schools censor student expression? This worksheet will fuel discussion on these and many of today's relevant topics.

This workbook is intended to be a two-week review for the AP Micro and AP Macroeconomics exam. Intended for the busy student, the problems are easily completed with emphasis on quick concept acquistion. Answers are given for each chapter. Topics included are: Production Possibilities, Production Costs, Perfect Competition, Monopoly, Externalities, Utility, Basic Macro Concepts, and AD/AS.

A rigorous worksheet for calculating revenues, expenses, and net income on two types of income statements. Students will calculate an income statement for a service and merchandising business and component percentages.

This worksheet gives students work on developing the skills tested upon on the AP Microeconomics and AP Macroeconomics exam. Both the worksheet and answer key are included.

Students often have many questions about search and seizure. Courts constantly reinterpret this amendment in light of changes in societial attitudes, demographics, and technological advances. This worksheet supplements an instructor's lecture on the Fourth Amendment by allowing students to discover meaning in precendent.

These worksheets help both AP teachers and AP students gain content mastery for AP Microeconomics. Elasticity of demand, supply, cross elasticity, and income elasticity problems are included. Unlimited Duplication is encouraged for classroom use and review.

This problem set will fully prepare your students for the AP Macroeconomics exam. Unemployment, inflation, the CPI, the GDP Deflator, and real interest rates are covered. Permission is granted to duplicate and distribute unlimitedly.

Students have trouble knowing the difference between a pure monopoly, price discriminating monopoly, and a natural monopoly. With this "Mountain of Monopoly Problems" your students will be able to learn the ins and outs of AP Microeconomics as it applies to monopoly. Monopoly instruction in the worksheets so students will not have to lug a huge textbook with them. No longer will you be repeating theory that the students should know because these problems teach as they go from problem to probl

Why does the aggregate demand curve slope downward and to the right? What exogenous events shifts the AD curve? Students will gain practice for the AP Macroeconomics exam completing these problems. As usual, answers are provided and unlimited distribution is welcome.

Explanations and problems to prepare you for the AP macroeconomics exam. I used the FRED data base to show the natural rate of unemployment and to explain why the long run supply curve is vertical at full employment.

This worksheet provides instruction for the AP Macoreconomics test on unemployment.

This worksheet contains a self-teaching tutorial for the student and many rigorous problems to learn about the amount of down payment, amount financed, the total amount financed, and the finance charge.

These problems will develop your economics skills in working with externalities. The problems align with AP Microeconomics content described in the Acorn Book.

In this activity, students will graph diminishing marginal returns. Your students will learn how adding more and more of a variable resource to a fixed resources, yields less and less output. Your students will graph and interpret their work! Recommended for AP Microeconomics.

A rigorous worksheet intended to teach students how to calculate chain discounts. Students work with percents in applying chain discounts to list price items.

This download provides the theory of credit markets for the AP Macroeconomics exam and provides practice problems.

Explanation of marginal product, average product and total product as it relates to AFC, AVC, and ATC plus problems. Do your students have difficulty seeing relationships betweent the factor market and cost curves for AP Microeconomics? This primer is intended to allow students to explore and discover these relationships.

These problems give the student everything they need to know to master perfect competition on the AP Microeconomics exam. Students will explore profit max, loss minimizing, and shut down situations. Unlimited distribution and replication is encouraged.

Practice problems for your AP Macroeconomics students. They will get instruction on the various slopes of the SRAS curve to help them master the AP exam.