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AP Economics Mistakes

9. Macro 2 (c) Question: Using a correctly labeled graph of the foreign exchange market for the U.S. dollar, show how an increase in U.S. firms’ direct investment in India will affect the value of the dollar relative to the rupee. Answer: In the dollar market, the supply of dollars will increase as dollars are exchanged for rupees, shifting the dollar supply curve to the right and decreasing the value of the dollar. 33% drew the graph correctly 29% shifted S correctly

The Graph rupees/dollar Supply New Supply e e’ Demand Q Q’ Quantity of Dollars

8. Macro 1 (b) Question: [Starting with a balanced budget] What is the impact of the recession on the federal budget? Answer: There will be a deficit because government spending / transfer payments increase and/or taxes fall due to automatic stabilizers (for example, unemployment insurance). Discretionary fiscal or monetary policy not accepted, for such answers violate the ceteris paribus assumption. 81% correctly indicated a deficit 27% indicated awareness of automatic stabilizers

4. Macro 2 (b) Question: How would an increase in the real income of the United States affect the U.S. current account balance? Explain. Answer: The current account balance will decrease or move toward a deficit (15 percent answered correctly) because the increase in real income causes imports to increase relative to exports. (33 percent answered correctly) Explain point for wrong current account change was accepted because the order of these two parts of the question was not important.

3. Macro 1 (e) Question: How will the real interest rate [increase] in part (d) affect the growth rate of the U.S. economy? Answer: The growth rate will fall (49 percent answered correctly) because a higher real interest rate discourages investment and as a result, capital formation will decrease. (12 percent answered correctly)

2. Macro 2 (a) ii Question: Two major subaccounts in the balance of payments accounts are the current account and the capital account. In which of these subaccounts will the following be recorded? (ii) A U.S. manufacturer buys computer equipment from Japan. Answer: Current Account 10 percent answered correctly