15 Question Long-run Consequences of Stabilization Policies – MC Game

Ready to practice for multiple choice section of your final exam or for the AP exam?

The AP Microeconomics exam gives you one minute and ten seconds per question. The game below will keep track of your time to help you practice your speed. If you are within the time limit, the timer will be green. If you are working too slowly, the timer will turn red. The timer stops after you answer each question and starts after you hit the next button.

Here are 15 AP style multiple choice questions covering policy interactions, Phillips curve, quantity theory of money, economic growth, and crowding out.

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I would like to acknowledge the work of Dick Brunelle and Steven Reff from Reffonomics.com whose work inspired many of the review games on this site. I would also like to thank Francis McMann, James Chasey, and Steven Reff who taught me how to be an effective AP Economics teacher at AP summer institutes; as well as the countless high school teachers, and college professors from the AP readings, economics Facebook groups, and #econtwitter.