AP Macroeconomics Review - Every Graph You Need To Know For The Exam!

[pthwach]

Thanks so much. I have a Macro mid year exam tomorrow and hopefully this will help me not do as bad.

[gamerchicktemperz]

This helped alot thanks:)

i just finished my homework in 10 minutes

[itachisgothicemogirl]

you're awesome, this is a huge help

[DebbieChongo]

this is amazing! especially MrMedico.info!

[derpityherpderpherp]

Oh, and thanks for this video!

[derpityherpderpherp]

The only thing worse than Macro for underclassmen is probably Chem 2 at the university level.

[Musicfreaklolduh]

Econ is a very hard subject for me and this is really going to help thanks. Hardest class I have ever taken

[dongnguyen251]

is there an app for android?

[medicotube]

@dongnguyen251 Not yet. Hopefully, the company will get the apps on the android store ASAP.

[mitroska08]

That music is very distracting

[medicotube]

@mitroska08 Then turn down/off the volume and play your favorite music over it.

[fluffyangelzx]

thxxxx you just saved my butt for the exams!! 

[thlastwish]

May i know how will the Savings and investment graph looks like if i/r is 0?

[pedromzileni]

lets jam ecoz

[IPawnt]

I had to freeze the video every 10 seconds...lol

[bballaman92]

Let's do this. Haha

[Satiricalfella]

This is tremendously useful.

[mangostenmaster]

My AP for both Micro and Macroeconomics is tommorow. I Pray for my 5!

[Livolenik]

@mangostenmaster haha me too

[thefinalb0ss]

I'm sorry, but macroeconomics is the stupidest class I've ever taken. This video is wonderful, but the class didn't teach me anything important, it was just about easy math and memorizing graphs, i'll forget everything i learned in a month. I refused to study the entire year, just because I didn't want to catch myself working only for the grade...but i watched this because I want to make sure i NEVER have to take this class in college, and it helped, thank you very much!

[Licitate]

You're my hero.

[jlbyrne10]

the slide are way too fast

[bdrssxer]

@jlbyrne10 then pause the video.

[jlbyrne10]

@bdrssxer obviously you can do that- it's called constructive criticism

[xojerseygrlxo]

omg! you are a life saver!

[Pikastache]

Thanks! This is really helpful! I'm taking both Macro and Micro, so it helps. A LOT! :)

[Kate173y]

Thanks! Now we just need one for Micro

[medicotube]

@Kate173y Done!

[applekiwibanana]

Aggregate expenditures isn't on the test anymore, right?

[Sarahnasser09]

omg i lov eyou for posting this it really helped!

[SmartNAthletic]

This was extremely helpful!!! Thank you!!!:)

[VederchiHarry]

All of these theories would be true... if, and only if... we were experiencing the ''effenciency of markets''... wich is is absolutly not the case since... the World is full of.... CHEATERS!!!!!!!!

[quebestiadecarro]

@VederchiHarry Yes, but defined would be the gray and black markets of economy. Greetings!!!

[TheKoreanX]

This song is horrible... No regard to musical theory whatsoever. But these graphs are a huge help, thanks for putting this up

[minhmeo1209]

MAN.... Thanks a million. Even though i haven't finish the video but i really think this is useful for my exam tmr. Thanks so much Medicotube

[DaWanderer]

what song is this??????

[seeinstarz23]

How do you show an imposed price ceiling on a PPC curve?

[medicotube]

@seeinstarz23 If you are taking AP Microeconomics then you would only show a price ceiling on a market (supply and demand) graph. Just be sure to put the price ceiling, a horizontal line, below the equilibrium price. PPC's are used to show opportunity costs of producing one good over another good. Not in terms of price, but in terms of the other good sacrificed in production.

[seeinstarz23]

How do you show an imposed price ceiling on a PPC curve? Can't you only show it on a supply and demand diagram?

[123sailinggirl]

which graphs are for macro only? i am taking macroeconomics, not micro.

[surrealnumber]

brings me back to 2000

[mikahebat]

Wow! very comprehensive!

It's really everything that i need to know!

Thanks! XDDD

[xoxosoxrox]

wow thanks so much for this!!! really helped!

[pu11nk373]

thanks man! this helped a lot! that five is mine!

[Age0Kings]

Thanks for the video (it was a great refresher!) and good luck to everyone taking the exam tomorrow.

[DaLichKing77]

o man i really need the luck...=`[

[kldini]

Good review. I think I will get the 5 on the exam. Too bad I didn't take Micro, because if I had, I think I would pass it. Good luck everyone, and do not rush yourself. =D

[jascrew]

I second what medicotube said.... Good luck tomorrow everybody!

[medicotube]

Good luck on the exams tomorrow!

[10000lossfan]

The Fed buys $10 million worth of bonds. If required reserve is .2, whats the maximum change in loans throughout banking system? The answer is $40 million, but why $40 million and not $50 million

[medicotube]

@10000lossfan That question popped up on the 2007 FRQ #2 (c). They wanted you to assume that the Fed would buy the securities from a dealer who would then deposit the $10 million in their bank. This $10 million is subject to the 20% reserve requirement. 8 million excess reserves x 5 money multiplier = 40 million. It the question asked for the maximum increase in the total money supply, then $50 million is correct. However, there seems to be some inconsistency in the AP's phrasing of this.

[mariamxkhan]

Thanks so much for the video, pumped for my exam tomorrow!

[evanwang24]

This is micro and macro not only macro

[medicotube]

@evanwang24 Supply and Demand is part of the first unit of Macro and Micro.

[123sailinggirl]

@medicotube which ones are for macro? i am not taking micro. thanks

[medicotube]

@123sailinggirl All of the graphs in this video should be covered in your Macro course and are fair game on the Macro exam. On the exam, there is greater emphasis on aggregate demand and aggregate supply than market demand and supply. However, you must have a basic understanding of market supply and demand to succeed in economics at any level. Good luck.

[davexpx]

This has got to be the most useful graph on Youtube.

It will help me get an A on MACRO exam :)

[missyeeann]

wait so for the laffer curve, how is it that at higher tax rates, ppl have less incentive to work? isn't it that the more you get taxed, the more you have work to get income?

man i am slipping out of my economic mind because i took it first semester and forgot a lot of stuff :/

[Letemknow33]

@missyeeann The more you are taxed the less you will want to work, because your efforts are being stripped away. If you were taxed all of your income why work?

[iZekProductions]

@missyeeann think about it. If the more the government tax its people, the less incentive to work. Look at the graph, if the govt tax 100%, people will NOT work, simply because all of their income will go directly to the govt. Therefore, the more the govt tax, the less incentive to work. Sorry if im not clear enough.

Good luck.

[missyeeann]

@iZekProductions thank you so much! it makes sense now :)

[iZekProductions]

@missyeeann no problem.

[Lawyer2Junkie]

Haha.. I made a 97 in APME.. Guess that means I made 102 =P

[abb21a]

thx

[branflakes325]

everybody ready for thursday? :D

[mattiieeeee]

@branflakes325 god no.

[davidh32006]

these graphs move by way too fast.

[DjLukman]

@davidh32006 theres a pause button ;)

[naderhabib91]

Thisis one of the best ap revision graphs I have ever seen

[brownsfan6]

words can't describe how much i hate this class, but this was very helpful thank you

[Kileagle]

Thanks, this helped a bunch.

[jasonissober]

hehe Die sind genau，was ich in der High school gelernt hatte。

[medicotube]

@jasonissober haha...Erinnern Sie sich an alle Schaubilder?

[EcFXSN1P3RX]

@medicotube thank you very much for this video :)

[TSfan94]

Thank you for uploading this -- extremely helpful!

[alettelove]

the first 4 graps are microeconomic graphs as there is no such thing as simply supply and demand in macroeconomics... its always aggregate supply or aggregate demand..

[medicotube]

If you are taking the AP Macroeconomics test in May, then you better understand basic market supply and demand. It is part of the very first unit of the course's curriculum. Additionally, understanding supply and demand at the market level can be helpful in learning the AD/AS model; hence the reason S & D is part of the Macro course.

[partyallthetime13]

thanks so much for this!

[VJHoop]

This video is awesome, innovative teaching style.

Some of the reviews are too harsh, these graphs needed to be simple! Thank you, I am a visual learner.

[8Julius8]

philips curve is wrong.... the curve end below the X axis

[medicotube]

@8Julius8 Eventually the end of the curve drafted by A.W. Phillips would intersect the axis at a high level of unemployment. However, an oversimplified sketch like this one would be good enough for the AP Macro exam.

[soxfan992]

@8Julius8 yea so stfu julius

[sunsh4ped]

Thanks, this is very helpful

[ena1490]

Thanks so much! I need this =)

[richny]

the graph at 0:23 represents potential growth. Economic growth is represented by a rightward shift of the aggregate demand curve.

[medicotube]

It is true that an individual PPC represents an economy's potential given a fixed set of resources and full employment. However, the two ways that the College Board wants students to illustrate economic growth are through a rightward shift of the PPC and a rightward shift of the Long Run Aggregate Supply (Full Employment). A rightward shift of AD can bring an economy to its full employment state, but only if the economy is in recession, generally a short run function of the AD/AS Model.

[EcFXSN1P3RX]

thanks for the video...

good review during winter break.

do you have any videos anywhere else by anychance?

[MetalBassjunkie420]

Thanks.

[fofaomagico]

Thank you so much for this video!!!! It made me understand what i could not understand on my Macro class!!!! I'm so thrilled!!!!

[MetalBassjunkie420]

Me Too =)