<p>Or is it two tests: Macro and Micro. I'm asking 'cause my school treats them as separate subjects, but in the book 5 steps to a 5, it seems as they're treated only as one (the series usually has one book for each AP, but micro and micro are both in one book).</p>
<p>Also is that book good? It has great reviews on Amazon, but other books from the series have pretty bad reviews.</p>
<p>The book is awesome. And there are too tests, but they’re both relatively short and simple.</p>
<p>In my edition of 5 Steps, the first two chapters (5-6) are general econ knowledge and are included in both courses. Micro is introduced after that, and Macro starts on Ch 12.</p>
<p>Ok, thanks! I’ve only read up to chapter 6 haha. Guess I must keep reading, thankyou again! :D</p>
<p>They are two different tests. But I can see why 5 Steps to a 5 combined it: Many of the concepts are the same, and you could argue that many of the concepts in Micro are the same applied to a larger scale in Macro. </p>
<p>But yes, you take two tests on test day in May.</p>