2 Semesters, 1 Credit
Requirements: Minimum PSAT content test score of 520/EBRW and hold a minimum grade average of 80 in the previous Social Science course. Students must maintain a minimum grade average of 78 in the fall semester in order to continue into the spring semester.
This course is a comprehensive exploration of microeconomic theory and application, focusing on the analysis of individual economic agents and their decisions. The course emphasizes the examination of principles applicable to microeconomic scenarios, including the study of individual decision-making, market interactions, and the impact of government policies. It covers key microeconomic concepts such as scarcity, market dynamics, costs, benefits, marginal analysis, production choices, and the influence of public policy. The utilization of graphs, charts, and data is integral to the course, enabling students to describe economic situations, predict outcomes, and explain concepts effectively. The course aims to prepare students for the national AP exam in May by addressing essential microeconomic themes. Advanced math skills are not required however a foundation of math is helpful.