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Diagnostic Exam: AP Macroeconomics


SECTION I
Time—35 Minutes
30 Questions

For the following multiple-choice questions, select the best answer choice and record your choice on the answer
sheet provided.



  1. Which of the following is an example of capital
    as an economic resource?
    (A) A cement mixer
    (B) A barrel of crude oil
    (C) A registered nurse
    (D) A share of corporate stock
    (E) A bachelor’s degree


Crepes

Paper

Z

X

W Y

Figure D.1

Question 2 is based on the production possibilities of
two nations that can produce both crepes and paper.


NATION X NATION Y


Crepes Paper Crepes Paper


0 3 0 5


9 0 5 0



  1. Which of the following statements is true of these
    production possibilities?
    (A) Nation X has comparative advantage in paper
    production and should trade paper to Nation
    Y in exchange for crepes.
    (B) Nation X has comparative advantage in crepe
    production and should trade crepes to Nation
    Y in exchange for paper.
    (C) Nation X has absolute advantage in paper
    production, and Nation Y has absolute
    advantage in crepe production. No trade is
    possible.
    (D) Nation Y has absolute advantage in paper
    production, and Nation X has absolute
    advantage in crepe production. No trade is
    possible.
    (E) Nation Y has comparative advantage in crepe
    production and should trade paper to Nation
    X in exchange for crepes.
    3. Using Figure D.1, which of the following move-
    ments would be described as economic growth?
    (A) W to X
    (B) X to Y
    (C) W to Y
    (D) Z to W
    (E) X to Z
    4. Suppose smartphones are a normal good and
    are exchanged in a competitive market. All else
    equal, an increase in household income will
    (A) increase the equilibrium quantity and increase
    the price.
    (B) decrease the equilibrium quantity and increase
    the price.
    (C) increase the equilibrium price, but the change
    in quantity is ambiguous.
    (D) decrease the equilibrium quantity and decrease
    the price.
    (E) increase the equilibrium quantity but the
    change in price is ambiguous.

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