AP Microeconomics

 

Breakdown of the most important topics

from our Micro. presentations in order of being learned

 

1. The Production Possibilities Curve/Frontier, Constant and Increasing Opportunity Costs, and

    Productive and Allocative Efficiency

2. Absolute and Comparative Advantage

3. Free Market and Command Economies

4. The Laws of Demand and Supply, Double-Shifts, and Market Equilibrium

5. Price Controls- Price Ceilings and Price Floors

6. Cross-Price Elasticity, Price Elasticity of Demand, Levels of Elasticity, Income Elasticity of

    Demand, and Price Elasticity of Supply

7. Utility/Total Utility

8. Marginal Benefit and Consumer Surplus

9. Firms in Perfectly Competitive or Pure Markets in the Short-Run

10. Marginal Cost and Producer Surplus

11. Marginal Product of Labor and Marginal Revenue Product of Labor

12. Tariffs, Deadweight Loss from Taxation, Types of Taxes, and who Pays More

13. Firms in Perfectly Competitive Markets Earning Profit and Losses and in Breakeven and Shutdown

14. The Long-Run Average Total Cost Curve and Internal and External Economies and Diseconomies of

      Scale

15. Firms in Perfectly Competitive Markets in the Short-Run and Long-Run

16. Accounting and Economic Profit

17. Monopolies Earning Profit and Losses and in Breakeven and Shutdown

18. A Monopoly’s Elastic and Inelastic Ranges and Total Revenue

19. Natural Monopolies

20. Price-Discriminating Monopolies

21. Monopolistic Competition

22. Oligopolies and Game Theory

23. Antitrust Policy and Collusion

24. Firms in Perfectly Competitive Labor Markets

25. A Monopsony

26. Taxes, the Laffer Curve, the Lorenz Curve and Gini Coefficient

27. Public Goods

28. Negative and Positive Externalities