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Macroeconomics Microeconomics
May 4 @
12:00 May 8 @ 12:00
Resources
*Required back to
school forms for your period 1 teacher (online version)
*All of the notes we study in the order we study
them
*Essential
relationships, graphs and formulas
Macroeconomics essential relationships (cause and effect)- relationships
Macroeconomics- graphs
Macroeconomics- formulas
Microeconomics- graphs
Microeconomics- formulas
*Breakdown
of every important topic from our presentations in the order we study them
*Main
videos covering every topic we study
*All the
vocabulary we study in alphabetical order
*All of the extra credit we do, in order (good for
reviewing)
*Last
minute reviews for the Macro. midterm and each AP exam in May
Macroeconomics (video, 40 min.)
Microeconomics (video, 36 min.)
*AP
free-response questions and answers from previous years' exams
*AP study
guides with multiple-choice and free-response practice questions and answers
Macroeconomics
(OpenStax) (searchable)
Macroeconomics
(from Albert.io) (searchable)
Microeconomics
(from Albert.io) (searchable)
Microeconomics
(OpenStax) (searchable)
*Civics
notes for the exam
Civics- all of the
information you learned in order in 15 pgs.
Chapters
Chapter 1: Microeconomics and Macroeconomics:
introduction and the basics
Chapter 2: Microeconomics and Macroeconomics: the basics
Chapter 3: Macroeconomics
Chapter 4: Macroeconomics
Chapter 5: Macroeconomics
Chapter 6: Macroeconomics
Chapter 7: Microeconomics
Chapter 8: Microeconomics
Chapter 9: Microeconomics
Chapter 10: Microeconomics
Class Schedule
Periods 1-4 are on red days and periods 5-8 are on gold
days
Wed., 10/15
1. review the Chapter 3 test
2. start Chapter 4
3. pgs. 1-7 from the presentation: topic-
sticky wages
Thurs., 10/16
PSAT- 7:40-12:00
Fri., 10/17
1. pgs. 8-25 from the presentation: topic- the spending approach to GDP (consumer spending, business
investment, government spending, and net
exports)
2. hw- due by Wed., 10/22: #1 and #2
Mon., 10/20
1. no school
Tues., 10/21
1. review the
Chapter 3 test
2. start
Chapter 4
3.
pgs. 1-7 from the presentation: topic- sticky wages
Wed., 10/22
1. pgs. 26-47 from the presentation: topics- crowding out, the GDP deflator, and the CPI
(consumer price index)
2. hw- #1 and #2 due
3. hw- due by Fri., 10/24: #3
4. extra credit: the GDP deflator (this is due on or before the day of the test review)
5. videos:
*The GDP Deflator (4 minutes)
*The Consumer Price Index (CPI) (8 minutes)
*Inflation and the Consumer Price Index (CPI)
(17 minutes)
Thurs., 10/23
1. pgs. 8-25 from the presentation: topic- the spending approach to GDP (business
investment,
government
spending, and net exports)
2. hw- due by Mon., 10/27: #1 and #2
Fri., 10/24
1. substitute teacher
2. hw- #3 due (turn this in)
3. read your chapter 3 notes one time and your chapter 4 notes,
pgs. 1-8, one time
4. use the time wisely, especially if you owe any work
Mon., 10/27
1. substitute teacher
2. hw- due by #1 and #2 due (turn
these in)
3. read your chapter 3 notes 1 one time and your chapter 4
notes, pgs. 1-8, one time
4. use the time wisely, especially if you owe any work
Tues., 10/28
1. pgs. 48-63 from the presentation: topic- foreign exchange
2. hw- due by Thurs., 10/30- #4
3. videos:
*Exchange Rates: Floating vs. Fixed (3 minutes)
*Foreign Exchange and Real Interest Rates (6
minutes)
*Foreign Exchange
(FOREX)
(5 minutes)
Wed., 10/29
1. pgs. 26-47 from the presentation: topics- crowding out, the GDP deflator, and the
CPI
(consumer price
index)
2. extra credit: the GDP deflator (this
is due on or before the day of the test review)
3. hw- due by Fri., 10/31: #3
4. videos:
*The GDP Deflator (4 minutes)
*The Consumer Price Index (CPI) (8 minutes)
*Inflation and the Consumer Price Index (CPI)
(17 minutes)
Thurs., 10/30
1. pgs. 64-76 from the presentation: topics- foreign exchange
2. hw- #4 due
3. hw- due by Mon., 11/3: #5
4. videos:
*Unemployment and the Natural Rate of Unemployment
(2 minutes)
Fri., 10/31
1. pgs. 48-63 from the presentation: topic- foreign exchange
2. hw- due by #3 due
3. hw- due by Tues., 11/4: #4
4. videos:
*Exchange Rates: Floating vs. Fixed (3 minutes)
*Foreign Exchange and Real Interest Rates (6
minutes)
*Foreign Exchange (FOREX) (5 minutes)
Mon., 11/3
1. pgs. 77-91 from the presentation: topic- unemployment
2. hw- #5 due
Tues., 11/4
1. pgs. 64-76 from the presentation: topics- foreign exchange
2. hw- #4 due
3. hw- due by Thurs., 11/6: #5
4. videos:
*Unemployment and the Natural Rate of Unemployment
(2 minutes)
Wed., 11/5
1. pgs. 92-106 from the presentation: topic- unemployment
2. hw- due by Fri., 11/7: #6
3. extra credit: the unemployment
rate
(this is due on or
before the day of the test review)
4. videos:
*GDP, Unemployment, and Inflation (2 minutes)
*Macro. Unit 2
Summary (24 minutes) (ignore ?s we haven’t studied)
*Macro. Unit 2- Multiple-Choice
Practice #1 (14 minutes) (ignore ?s we haven’t studied)
Thurs., 11/6
1. 11:40 dismissal
2. no work- too few students in class
3. hw- #5 due
Fri., 11/7
1. Chapter 4 test review
2. hw- #6 due
3. videos:
*Macro. Unit 2- Multiple-Choice
Practice #2 (10 minutes) (ignore ?s we haven’t studied)
*Macro. Unit 5
Summary (26 minutes) (ignore ?s we haven’t studied)
*Macro. Unit 5- Multiple-Choice
Practice (2 minutes) (ignore ?s we haven’t studied)
Mon., 11/10
1. pgs. 77-106 from the presentation: topic- unemployment
2. hw- due by Thurs., 11/13: #6
3. extra credit: the unemployment rate (this is due on or before the day of the test review)
4. videos:
*GDP, Unemployment, and Inflation (2 minutes)
*Macro. Unit 2 Summary (24 minutes) (ignore ?s we haven’t studied)
*Macro. Unit 2- Multiple-Choice Practice #1 (14 minutes)
(ignore ?s we
haven’t studied)
Tues., 10/11
1. no school
Wed., 11/12
1. Chapter 4 test / pencil
and blue or blank pen needed
*for the multiple-choice portion, study:
1) the Chapter 4 multiple-choice
& frq practice questions
2)
the Chapter 4 vocabulary
in Quizlet
3)
the Chapter 4 Kahoot!
review
4) the Chapter 4 presentation we use in class or the Chapter 4 notes I give out (the notes do
not have
the multiple-choice questions though, but they are in the presentation and in
#1
above)
*for the free response portion
study:
1) the essential macro
graphs and essential macro formulas
(you only need to know what
we've
studied so far)
2) the Chapter 4 multiple-choice
& frq practice questions
Thurs., 11/13
1. Chapter 4
test review
2. hw- #6 due
3. videos:
*Macro. Unit 2- Multiple-Choice Practice #2 (10 minutes)
(ignore ?s we
haven’t studied)
*Macro. Unit 5 Summary (26 minutes) (ignore ?s we haven’t studied)
*Macro. Unit 5- Multiple-Choice Practice (2 minutes) (ignore
?s we haven’t
studied)
Fri., 11/14
1. review the Chapter 4 test
2. begin Chapter 5 (there is no test for Chapter 5 because the
chapter is short; it'll be combined with
chapter 6 as a test grade
for the 2nd marking period and will also be your midterm;
if you do better
than another test you took
during the 2nd marking period, I will replace the lower grade with
your
Chapters 5 and 6/midterm grade)
3. pgs. 1-20 from the presentation
4. hw- due by Tues., 11/18: #1
5. videos:
*Fiscal Policy and
Recessions (6 minutes)
*Fiscal Policy:
Discretionary vs. Non-discretionary Spending (2 minutes)
*Fiscal and Monetary Policy (4 minutes)
*The Federal Reserve System (2 minutes)
*Monetary policy and the FED (6 minutes)
Mon., 11/17
1. Chapter 4 test / pencil and blue or blank pen needed
*for the multiple-choice portion, study:
1) the Chapter
4 multiple-choice & frq practice
questions
2)
the Chapter 4 vocabulary in Quizlet
3)
the Chapter 4 Kahoot! review
4) the Chapter 4 presentation
we use in class or the Chapter
4 notes I give out (the notes do
not have the multiple-choice
questions though, but they are in the presentation and in #1
above)
*for the free response portion
study:
1) the essential macro graphs and essential macro
formulas (you only need to know what
we've studied so far)
2) the Chapter
4 multiple-choice & frq practice
questions
Tues., 11/18
1. pgs. 21-51 from the presentation
2. hw- #1 due
3. hw- due by Thurs., 11/20: #2 and #3
4. extra credit: the money multiplier
5. videos:
*Monetary Policy (3 minutes)
*Monetary Policy: Graphing (3 minutes)
*How Banks Create Money and the Money Multiplier (4 minutes)
*The Money Multiplier (3 minutes)
*The Money Multiplier and the Reserve Requirement (3 minutes)
Wed., 11/19
1. review the
Chapter 4 test
2. begin Chapter 5
(there is no test for Chapter 5 because the chapter is short; it'll be combined
with
chapter 6 as a test grade for the 2nd
marking period and will also be your midterm; if
you do better
than another test you took during the 2nd
marking period, I will replace the lower grade with your
Chapters 5 and 6/midterm grade)
3. pgs. 1-20 from
the presentation
4. hw- due by Fri., 11/21: #1
5. videos:
*Fiscal Policy and Recessions (6 minutes)
*Fiscal Policy: Discretionary vs. Non-discretionary Spending
(2 minutes)
*Fiscal and Monetary Policy
(4 minutes)
*The Federal Reserve System
(2 minutes)
*Monetary policy and the FED
(6 minutes)
Thurs., 11/20
1. pgs. 52-59 from the Chapter 5 presentation
2. begin Chapter 6
3. pgs. 1-14 from the presentation
4. hw- #2 and #3 from Chapter 5 due
5. hw- due by Mon. 12/2: #1 and #2 from Chapter 6
6. the
last day to turn in anything for the 2nd marking period is Mon., 12/15;
all due at the beginning of
the class (no later), and please put the
chapter # and homework info. on every homework; any
concerns see me before Mon., 12/15
7. extra credit: the marginal
propensity to consume (MPC) and the marginal propensity to save (MPS)
8. extra credit: the spending
multiplier
9. videos:
*The Marginal
Propensity to Consumer (MPC) and the Marginal Propensity to Save
(MPS) (2 minutes)
*The Spending Multiplier and
the Money Multiplier
*The Money Market (3 minutes)
*The Money Supply: Shifters (3 minutes)
*The Money Market vs.
The Loanable Funds Market (8 minutes)
*Loanable Funds and
Crowding Out (3 minutes)
*The Loanable Funds Market
(7 minutes)
Fri., 11/21
1. pgs. 21-51 from
the presentation
2. hw- #1 due
3. hw- due by Tues., 12/3: #2 and #3
4. the
last day to turn in anything for the 2nd marking period is Fri., 12/12; all due
at the beginning of
the class (no later), and please put the
chapter # and homework # on every homework; any
concerns
see me before Fri., 12/12
5. extra credit: the money multiplier
6. videos:
*Monetary Policy (3
minutes)
*Monetary Policy: Graphing
(3 minutes)
*How Banks Create Money and the
Money Multiplier (4 minutes)
*The Money Multiplier
(3 minutes)
*The Money Multiplier and the
Reserve Requirement (3 minutes)
Mon., 11/24- Fri., 11/28
1. no school
Mon., 12/1
1. pgs. 15-27 from the presentation
2. hw- #1 and #2 from Chapter 6 due
3. hw- due by Wed., 12/3: #3
4. videos:
*The Phillips Curve
(3 minutes)
Tues., 12/2
1. pgs. 52-59 from
the Chapter 5 presentation
2. begin Chapter 6
3. pgs. 1-13 from
the presentation
4. hw- #2 and #3 from Chapter 5 due
5. hw- due by Thurs. 12/4: #1 and #2 from
Chapter 6
6. extra credit: the marginal propensity to consume (MPC) and the marginal
propensity to save (MPS)
7. extra credit: the spending multiplier
8. videos:
*The
Marginal Propensity to Consumer (MPC) and the Marginal Propensity to Save
(MPS) (2 minutes)
*The Spending Multiplier and the Money Multiplier
*The Money Market (3
minutes)
*The Money Supply: Shifters
(3 minutes)
*The Money Market vs. The Loanable Funds Market
(8 minutes)
*Loanable Funds and Crowding Out
(3 minutes)
*The
Loanable Funds Market (7 minutes)
Wed., 12/3
1. pgs. 28-35 from the presentation
2. review for the Chapters
5 and 6 test/midterm (this will count as a test
grade for the marking period
and for your midterm;
remember… the test is cumulative from chapter 1) (60 multiple choice
questions and 3 frqs; under "Essential relationships, graphs, and
formulas" above, study the
"Macroeconomics
essential relationships (cause and effect)- relationships)," "Macroeconomics-
graphs," and "Macroeconomics-
formulas." Also, under "All of the notes we study in the
order we
study them" above,
read "Macroeconomics."
3. hw-
#3 from Chapter 6 due
4. hw- due by Fri., 12/5: #4 from Chapter 6
5. extra credit: bank balance sheets
and the money multiplier
6. videos:
*Bank Balance Sheets
(9 minutes)
Thurs., 12/4
1. pgs. 15-27
from the presentation
2. hw- #1 and #2 from Chapter 6 due
3. hw- due by Mon., 12/8: #3
4. the
last day to turn in anything for the 2nd marking period is Fri., 12/12; all due
at the beginning of
the class (no later), and please put the
chapter # and homework # on every homework; any
concerns
see me before Fri., 12/12
5.
videos:
*The Phillips Curve (3 minutes)
Fri., 12/5
1. review for the Chapters
5 and 6 test/midterm (this will count as a test
grade for the marking period
and for your midterm;
remember… the test is cumulative from chapter 1) (60 multiple choice
questions and 3 frqs; under "Essential relationships, graphs, and
formulas" above, study the
"Macroeconomics
essential relationships (cause and effect)- relationships)," "Macroeconomics-
graphs," and "Macroeconomics-
formulas." Also, under "All of the notes we study in the
order we
study them" above,
read "Macroeconomics."
2. hw- #4 from Chapter 6 due
3. the
last day to turn in anything for the 2nd marking period is Mon., 12/15;
all due at the beginning of
the class (no later), and please put the
chapter # and homework info. on every homework; any
concerns see me before Mon., 12/15
4. videos:
*Macro. Unit 3
Summary (32 minutes)
*Macro. Unit 3-
Multiple-Choice Practice (27 minutes)
*Macro. Unit 4
Summary (23 minutes)
*Macro. Unit 4-
Multiple-Choice Practice (17 minutes)
Mon., 12/8
1. pgs. 23-35 from
the presentation
1.
review for the Chapters 5 and 6 test/midterm (this will count as a test grade for the
marking period
and for your midterm; remember… the test is
cumulative from chapter 1) (60 multiple choice
questions and 3 frqs;
under "Essential relationships, graphs, and formulas" above, study the
"Macroeconomics essential relationships (cause and effect)- relationships)," "Macroeconomics-
graphs," and "Macroeconomics-
formulas."
Also, under "All
of the notes we study in the order we
study them" above, read "Macroeconomics."
3. hw- #3 from Chapter 6
due
4. hw- due by Wed., 12/10: #4 from Chapter
6
5.
extra credit: bank balance sheets and the money multiplier
6. videos:
*Bank Balance Sheets (9 minutes)
Tues., 12/9
1. review for the Chapters
5 and 6 test/midterm (this will count as a test
grade for the marking period
and for your midterm;
remember… the test is cumulative from chapter 1) (60 multiple choice
questions and 3 frqs; under "Essential relationships, graphs, and
formulas" above, study the
"Macroeconomics
essential relationships (cause and effect)- relationships)," "Macroeconomics-
graphs," and "Macroeconomics-
formulas." Also, under "All of the notes we study in the
order we
study them" above,
read "Macroeconomics."
Wed., 12/10
1.
review for the Chapters 5 and 6 test/midterm (this will count as a test grade for the
marking period
and for your midterm; remember… the test is
cumulative from chapter 1) (60 multiple choice
questions and 3 frqs;
under "Essential relationships, graphs, and formulas" above, study the
"Macroeconomics essential relationships (cause and effect)- relationships)," "Macroeconomics-
graphs," and "Macroeconomics-
formulas."
Also, under "All
of the notes we study in the order we
study them" above, read "Macroeconomics."
2. hw- #4 from Chapter 6 due
3. the
last day to turn in anything for the 2nd marking period is Fri., 12/12; all due
at the beginning of
the class (no later), and please put the
chapter # and homework # on every homework; any
concerns
see me before Fri., 12/12
4. videos:
*Macro. Unit 3 Summary
(32 minutes)
*Macro. Unit 3- Multiple-Choice Practice
(27 minutes)
*Macro. Unit 4 Summary
(23 minutes)
*Macro. Unit 4- Multiple-Choice Practice
(17 minutes)
Thurs., 12/11
1. review for the Chapters
5 and 6 test/midterm (this will count as a test
grade for the marking period
and for your midterm;
remember… the test is cumulative from chapter 1) (60 multiple choice
questions and 3 frqs; under "Essential relationships, graphs, and
formulas" above, study the
"Macroeconomics
essential relationships (cause and effect)- relationships)," "Macroeconomics-
graphs," and "Macroeconomics-
formulas." Also, under "All of the notes we study in the
order we
study them" above,
read "Macroeconomics."
2. the
last day to turn in anything for the 2nd marking period is Mon., 12/15;
all due at the beginning of
the class (no later), and please put the
chapter # and homework info. on every homework; any
concerns see me before Mon., 12/15
Fri., 12/12
1.
review for the Chapters 5 and 6 test/midterm (this will count as a test grade for the
marking period
and for your midterm; remember… the test is
cumulative from chapter 1) (60 multiple choice
questions and 3 frqs;
under "Essential relationships, graphs, and formulas" above, study the
"Macroeconomics essential relationships (cause and effect)- relationships)," "Macroeconomics-
graphs," and "Macroeconomics-
formulas."
Also, under "All
of the notes we study in the order we
study them" above, read "Macroeconomics."
2. today is the last day to turn in
anything for the 2nd marking period; everything is due at the beginning
of the class
(no later),
and please put the chapter # and homework # on every homework
Mon., 12/15
1. review for the Chapters
5 and 6 test/midterm (this will count as a test
grade for the marking period
and for your midterm;
remember… the test is cumulative from chapter 1) (60 multiple choice
questions and 3 frqs; under "Essential relationships, graphs, and
formulas" above, study the
"Macroeconomics
essential relationships (cause and effect)- relationships)," "Macroeconomics-
graphs," and "Macroeconomics-
formulas." Also, under "All of the notes we study in the
order we
study them" above,
read "Macroeconomics."
2. today
is the last day to turn in anything for the 2nd marking period; everything is
due at the beginning
of the class
(no later),
and please put the chapter # and homework # on every homework
**Midterms**
Tues., 12/16
1. period 5 midterm: Chapters 5 and 6
test/midterm: 7:40-9:40 (this will count as a test
grade for the
marking period and for
your midterm; remember… the test is cumulative from chapter 1) (60
multiple choice questions
and 3 frqs; under "Essential relationships,
graphs, and formulas" above,
study the "Macroeconomics
essential relationships (cause and effect)- relationships),"
"Macroeconomics- graphs," and "Macroeconomics- formulas." Also, under "All of
the notes we
study in the order we
study them" above, read "Macroeconomics."
2. period 6 midterm: 9:45-11:40
3. 11:40
dismissal
Wed., 12/17
1. period 1
midterm: 7:40‐9:40
2. period 2
midterm: 9:45-11:40
3. 11:40
dismissal
Thurs., 12/18
1. period 7 midterm: 7:40‐9:40
2. period 8 midterm: 9:45-11:40
3. 11:40
dismissal
Fri., 12/19
1. period 3
midterm: 7:40-9:40
2. period 4
midterm: Chapters
5 and 6 test/midterm: 9:45-11:40 (this will count as a test grade for the
marking period and for your midterm; remember… the test is
cumulative from chapter 1) (60
multiple choice questions and 3 frqs;
under "Essential relationships, graphs, and formulas" above,
study the "Macroeconomics essential relationships (cause and effect)- relationships),"
"Macroeconomics-
graphs,"
and "Macroeconomics-
formulas."
Also, under "All
of the notes we
study in the order we study them" above, read "Macroeconomics."
3. 11:40
dismissal
Mon.,
12/23 - Fri., 1/3
1. no school
Tues., 1/7
1. start Microeconomics
2. begin Chapter 7
3. pgs. 1-14 from the
presentation
4. hw- due by Thurs., 1/9: #1
5. extra credit: cross-price elasticity
6. extra credit: price elasticity of demand
7. videos:
*Elasticity Overview and Tips (7 minutes)
*Elasticity (6 minutes)
*Price Elasticity of Demand and Supply and Cross-Price
Elasticity (7 minutes)