ilmscore | Prediction Details
"Fear responds number one I think is going to be aggra demand on supply showing a negative output gap. So right now in the back of your brain see if you can do this. I think they're going to ask you for a long run self-adjustment... Well, assume instead you use fiscal policy and you have to explain fiscal policy to close that gap... Then I think they're going to work in the idea of the spending multiplier and give you an amount of the gap and say there's a $400 billion gap. The marginal pensity to consume is 0.8. Close the gap given a cut in taxes... Then I think they're going to say, okay, this causes a deficit... and what's going to happen to the loanable funds market and the idea of crowding out... you're going to be doing aggreate demand and supply which is the graph also the loanable funds market as well and then doing the calculation for that."
By Jacob Clifford | May 8, 2025 | Pending
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LIVE AP Macro Exam Q&A and FRQ Predictions 00:19:59 - 00:21:03
Interpreted Prediction
FRQ #1 will feature an aggregate demand and supply graph showing a negative output gap, requiring an explanation of long-run self-adjustment (without policy), using fiscal policy (potentially tax cuts or transfer payments) to close the gap, including spending multiplier calculations (e.g., $400 billion gap, MPC 0.8), and connecting it to government deficits, crowding out, and the loanable funds market graph.

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Topic
AP Macroeconomics Exam (FRQ 1)

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