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AP Microeconomics

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Master AP Microeconomics in 7 sessions

Learn the key concepts of AP Microeconomics in this focused course. We'll build your understanding from the ground up, using clear graphs and real-world examples, so you can confidently tackle the exam.

You'll learn how to:

Analyze markets using Supply & Demand.

Understand firm decisions with Cost Curves and the MR=MC rule.

Compare market structures: Perfect Competition, Monopoly, and Oligopoly.

Use Game Theory to analyze business strategies.

Evaluate Market Failures like pollution and public goods.

Course Features:

Graph-Driven: Master the essential diagrams needed for the exam.

Exam-Focused: Practice with AP-style questions and strategies.

Perfect for anyone preparing for the AP exam or wanting to understand the logic behind economic decisions.

Tutored by

Jerry Z 🇨🇳

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I’m a high school student from an international school in Shenzhen, specialized in AP Economics and I’ve received a 5 on both AP Microeconomics and AP Macroeconomics. I’m here on Schoolhouse to share my knowledge to help you guys learn AP Economics well and be successful on the actual AP exam.

✋ ATTENDANCE POLICY

1. Core Expectations

◦ No more than 2 consecutive unexcused absences.

◦ Total unexcused absences must not exceed 10% of all scheduled sessions.

◦ Punctuality is required: lateness over 15 minutes counts as a half-absence, and over 30 minutes as a full absence.

2. Notification Procedure

◦ Planned absences require 24 hours' prior notice to the tutor. ◦ Emergency absences must be reported as soon as possible, with supporting documentation submitted within 48 hours. ◦ All leave must be approved; unapproved absences are classified as unexcused. 3. Consequences of Non-Compliance ◦ A written warning is issued for initial non-compliance. ◦ Remedial actions (make-up work, supplementary sessions, progress reviews) are required for exceeding limits. ◦ Persistent non-compliance (e.g., 3+ consecutive absences, total absences over 10%) may result in course withdrawal. 4. Special Considerations Modified attendance plans are available for learners with extenuating circumstances (e.g., health issues), subject to documentation and case-by-case review.

SESSION 1

21

Feb

SESSION 1

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Sat 1:00 AM - 2:00 AM UTCFeb 21, 1:00 AM - 2:00 AM UTC

Key concepts we’ll master in this session:
Understanding Consumer Behavior and the Law of Demand.
Learn why demand curves slope downward and what factors cause shifts.
Understanding Producer Behavior and the Law of Supply.
Discover why supply curves slope upward and what affects producer decisions.
Where Supply Meets Demand - The Market's Natural Balance Point.
Learn how prices are determined and markets self-correct.
Measuring Market Response to Price Changes.
Understand why some goods are more sensitive to price changes than others.

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Feb 21

1 week

60 mins

/ session

Next session on February 21, 2026

SCHEDULE

Saturday, Feb 21

1:00AM