<p>Has anyone else notice that their answer keys are wrong with multiple questions? There is a question specifically in the 2007 free response that asks what are the effects of net exports if the us dollar depericates in value. The answer says that the key awards points for saying that net exports will fall, which is wrong because they would rise since the yen would be able to purchase more with less since the value is deprecating, it then goes on to say for another point will be rewarded if you recognise an appreciation in the dollar would result in higher price levels meanwhile the question is taking about what the effects would be if it depericates not appreciates! </p>
<p>So im just curious if anyone else has noticed this or if im going crazy and know nothing at all about macro.</p>
<p>Have you taken AP Micro? Is AP Macro hard?</p>
<p>Havent taken micro, macro isn’t bad except for the couple questions where the answers are clearly wrong on the answer key which will screw everyone, of course im referencing to past exams. But here is another example to the one above:</p>
<p>The question is what is in the m2 (money supply)</p>
<p>Correct answer would me m2 consist of m1 + high liquidity assets you can quote that from the text book, the correct answer according to the answer key is m2 includes savings deposits, it can be argued that both are correct answers but the answer that they chose is not the “better answer” because it didoes state that it include m1</p>
<p>So aside from the test makers being morons its not bad at all.</p>
<p>You should talk to your teacher and ask him/her why that answer is right or wrong.</p>
<p>yeah micro isnt really bad</p>
<p>What are the differences between micro and macro?</p>