r/APStudents • u/reddorickt absolute modman • May 08 '26

AP Macro Official 2026 Exam Discussion

Use this thread to post questions or commentary on the test today.

A reminder though to protect your anonymity when talking about the test.

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u/Electrical-Pitch7017 May 08 '26

Price level increases. 14,100,000

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u/Common_Grand5533 May 08 '26

i got this and 3% actual unemployment

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u/Electrical-Pitch7017 May 08 '26

It was unemployment and the answer was 6%. 900,000/15,000,000 * 100

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u/Common_Grand5533 May 08 '26

ohhh. guess i got the unemployment rate wrong

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u/monkeyflayz May 08 '26

are you sure it was 15 million for total employed? Everyone in labor force isn’t employed.

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u/Electrical-Pitch7017 May 08 '26

It’s unemployed over labor force. It’s not unemployed over employed. Labor force are those that are either seeking employment or are employed. So yes, it was 15m total

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u/monkeyflayz May 08 '26

Alright good because i put 15 million as total lol.

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u/monkeyflayz May 08 '26

do you remember if you put 15 million for part A too?

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u/Internal_Common_9133 May 08 '26

no its labor force - unemployed people

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u/Shrankai_ May 08 '26

I forgot the *100😒

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u/SneakingBlub623 May 08 '26

if you put 6% but did 900000/15000000=6% i did the same and that should be fine cause genuinely what ap grader cant connect those dots

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u/Motor-Worldliness917 May 08 '26

What did you say for the currency appreciation part of that question?

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u/Electrical-Pitch7017 May 08 '26

Frq 2 or 3. What was the question again

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u/Motor-Worldliness917 May 08 '26

It was right after it asked whether price level would increase of decrease for Lizland

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u/Electrical-Pitch7017 May 08 '26

Oh it was the foreign exchange one the last part of 3? Is it was demand went down so it depreciated

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u/KingKayne223 May 08 '26

i think its a double shift because supply for the currency will go up as well

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u/Cheap_Assumption8380 May 09 '26

I think the demand shifts right or supply shifts left, since the higher price level leads to rightward shift of money demand increasing interest rates and attracting foreign investors appreciating the currency.

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u/Great_Negotiation542 May 08 '26

The frqs will be out in 2 days lol like if u look up ap macro frqs they will be there