Macroeconomics Graphs 2024!! All the Macroeconomics Graphs you need to know for Exam Day!

This video is a crash course in AP Macroeconomics Graphs. It covers all of the most common AP Macroeconomics Graphs from the College Board's Course Exam Description (CED). This video covers the produciton possibilities curve (PPC), supply and demand, aggregate supply/aggregate demand (AS/AD), money market, loanable funds, phillips curve, and foreign exchange markets,
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You explained crowding out and the loanable funds market so much better than my teacher, i actually understand now! Thanks so much Edit: Your explanation of how the phillips is a mirror of the ad/as made so much more sense too!

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Hello! Thank you so much for your videos! I am taking my exam today and had a question. What is the difference between output gaps and supply shocks?

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A supply shock is a shift of the SRAS. An output gap is the difference between Ye and Yf on the AS/AD model. Good luck!

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Thank you so much! also do you know what shifts the NRU in phillpis curves.

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Do we have to know the reserves market graph? Our teacher didn’t teach us about that or ample reserves.

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It is now part of the exam. I have no idea how many questions we should expect, but we've been told to start expecting it to appear.

[@mooons9183]

JUST one more thing, for the foreign exchange market graph, why is Mexico's supply of loanable funds decrease and U.S. supply of loanable funds increase? Won't people in US take out more loans since the U.S. currency appreciated?

[@ReviewEcon]

Financial Capital (money) from around the world flows towards high interest rates. When financial Capital flows into a country, the supply of loanable funds increases. The loans people take out is part of the demand for loanable funds. And the quantity demanded increases when the supply increases.

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for the money market graph, you said that the price level is a part of the transaction cost. so an increase in price level is going to shift the money demand to the right?? but in other graphs, an increase in price level is only movement along the aggregate demand curve?

[@ReviewEcon]

When the axis is price level a change in price level is movement along the curve. Here the Y axis is nominal interest rate. A change in something other than the Y axis label will cause a shift. 😄

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@ReviewEcon unrelated, but for the reserve market questions, when the central bank increases administered rates, can you also say they increase administered interest rates and for the graph you shift both of the lines?? Thank you so much!!

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You got this! Remember just a little more than half the points is a passing 3. 😀 Study up a bit more, practice the graphs, math, and some MC questions. Good luck!

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I left it off because students have never been required to draw that graph on the AP exam and there are only one or two released questions about it ever. I discuss it here though (#3): www.reviewecon.com/4-things-to-know-about-economic-growth

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