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Unit One Key Ideas: The Basic Economic Problem Model One: PPF 1990 AP Microeconomics multiple Choice Answers Unit One Key Ideas: Measuring Economic Performance Model One:Circular Flow of Macroeconomics
Unit Two Key Ideas: Supply and Demand Model Two: Cirular Flow 1995 AP Microeconomics Multiple Choice Answers   Model Two:The Business Cycle
  Model Three: S&D Basics 1990 AP Macroeconomics Multiple Choice Answers   Model Three: Income/Expenditure of Measuring GDP
  Model Four: Price Floors and price Ceilings 1995 Macroeconomics Multiple Choice Answers   Model Four: Measuring Economic Performance
  Model Five: Consumer and Producer Surplus 2000 Macroeconomics Multiple Choice Answers Unit Two Key Ideas: Macroeconomic Analysis of the Goods, Financial and Labor Markets. Model Five: Consumption Function
  Model Six: Elasticities     Model Six; The Investment Schedule
Unit Three Key Ideas: Firm Theory Model Seven: Total Cost
Curves		     Model Seven: Equilibrium on the Keynsian AE Model
  Model Eight: Marginal and Average Cost Curves     Model Eight: Keynesian Theory and Fiscal Policy
  Model Nine: Profit Maximization MR=MC     Model Nine: Tools of the Federal Reserve
  Model Ten: The Perfect Competitior is a Price Take     Model Ten: Aggregate Demand
  Model Eleven: Shut Down Analysis     Model Eleven: Aggregate Supply
  Model Twelve: P.C. In short-run equilibrium     Model Twelve: Equilibrium Price Level and Output
  Model Thirteen:P.C. in Long-run Equilibrium     Model Thirteen:Long-run Aggregate Supply
 

Model Fourteen:Monopoly Pricing

    Model Fourteen:AD/AS Expansionary and Contractiony
  Model 15: Price and MR for a Monopolist:     Model 15: Effects of Monetary
  Model Sixteen: S.R. and L.R. Equilibrium for Monopolistic Competition   Unit Three Key Ideas: Economic Policy in the Real World Model Sixteen: The Phillips Curve
  Model Seventeen: Oligopoly     Model Seventeen: Keynesian Theory
Unit Four: Input Markets Model Eighteen : Labor Markets     Model 18: Rational Expectations Theory
Unit Five: Role of Government Model Nineteen: Externalitites     Model Nineteen: Monetarist Theory
  Model Twenty: Lorenze Curve   Unit Four Key Ideas: International Trade Model Twenty: Comparative Advantage and Trade
  Model Twenty one: Incidence of Tax     Model Twentyone: Barriers to Trade