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Basic Economic Concepts
5–10% of exam
Scarcity, opportunity cost, the PPC, comparative advantage, and the supply-and-demand model.
Economic Indicators & the Business Cycle
12–17% of exam
How output, unemployment, and inflation are measured and tracked.
National Income & Price Determination
17–27% of exam
Aggregate demand, aggregate supply, and short- vs. long-run equilibrium.
Financial Sector
17–27% of exam
Money, banking, the money market, and loanable funds.
Long-Run Consequences of Stabilization Policies
17–27% of exam
The Phillips curve, crowding out, deficits, and long-run growth.
Open Economy — International Trade & Finance
10–13% of exam
Balance of payments, the foreign exchange market, and capital flows.
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