Today we will do some AP Macro FRQ's to learn about the link between international trade and the macroeconomy.
Can't figure out when to use the money market and when to use the loanable funds market?
Try this link from Jason Welker.
Or this one from the College Board.
2007: Click here and do FRQ #1. When you have completed the problem, check your answer against the rubric for FRQ #1 here. Click here for sample student responses to this question. Rubric on top, need to scroll down for actual student responses.
2012: Click here and do FRQ #1 and FRQ #3. When you have completed the problem, check your answer against the rubric for FRQ #1 and FRQ #3 here. Click here for sample student responses to FRQ #1 and here for responses to FRQ #3. Rubric on top, need to scroll down for actual student responses.
2011: Click here and do FRQ #2. When you have completed the problem, check your answer against the rubric for FRQ #2 here. Click here for sample student responses to this question. Rubric on top, need to scroll down for actual student responses.
2011 Form B: Click here and do FRQ #2. When you have completed the problem, check your answer against the rubric for FRQ #2 here. Click here for sample student responses to this question. Rubric on top, need to scroll down for actual student responses.
2010: Click here and do FRQ #3. When you have completed the problem, check your answer against the rubric for FRQ #3 here. Click here for sample student responses to this question.
2010 Form B: Click here and do FRQ #3. When you have completed the problem, check your answer against the rubric for FRQ #3 here. Click here for sample student responses to this question.
2009: Click here and do FRQ #2. When you have completed the problem, check your answer against the rubric for FRQ #2 here. Click here for sample student responses to this question. Rubric on top, need to scroll down for actual student responses.
2009 Form B: Click here and do FRQ #3. When you have completed the problem, check your answer against the rubric for FRQ #3 here. Click here for sample student responses to this question.
2008: Click here and do FRQ #2. When you have completed the problem, check your answer against the rubric for FRQ #2 here. Click here for sample student responses to this question. Rubric on top, need to scroll down for actual student responses.
2008 Form B: Click here and do FRQ #1. When you have completed the problem, check your answer against the rubric for FRQ #1 here. Click here for sample student responses to this question. Rubric on top, need to scroll down for actual student responses.
2007 Form B: Click here and do FRQ #1. When you have completed the problem, check your answer against the rubric for FRQ #1 here. Click here for sample student responses to this question. Rubric on top, need to scroll down for actual student responses.
2006: Click here and do FRQ #1. When you have completed the problem, check your answer against the rubric for FRQ #1 here. Click here for sample student responses to this question. Rubric on top, need to scroll down for actual student responses.
2005: Click here and do FRQ #2. When you have completed the problem, check your answer against the rubric for FRQ #2 here. Click here for sample student responses to this question.
2005 Form B: Click here and do FRQ #3. When you have completed the problem, check your answer against the rubric for FRQ #3 here. Click here for sample student responses to this question.
2004: Click here and do FRQ #2. When you have completed the problem, check your answer against the rubric for FRQ #2 here. Click here for sample student responses to this question.
2004 Form B: Click here and do FRQ #2. When you have completed the problem, check your answer against the rubric for FRQ #2 here. Click here for sample student responses to this question.