AP Microeconomics assignments, ready to grade
One long free-response question and two short ones per paper, across 2023, 2024, and 2025: perfectly competitive firms and markets, monopoly and price discrimination, factor markets, externalities, and game-theory payoff matrices. Preview the questions and the blank PDF, then import an editable copy and grade the labeled graphs and the reasoning together.
Frequently asked questions
- Which AP Microeconomics topics do these papers cover?
- Across the 2023, 2024, and 2025 papers: perfectly competitive firm and market diagrams, monopoly and price discrimination, factor markets, externalities and efficiency, and game-theory payoff matrices, in one long and two short free-response questions each.
- How much of a graph question can it grade?
- Your rubric decides what earns credit, and each criterion is judged separately — the labeling, the shift, the identified equilibrium, and the written explanation. GradeThis proposes points criterion by criterion with the evidence behind each, and you review the proposal against the student's page before it counts.
- Can I split a paper into two shorter assignments?
- Yes. Each import creates an independent, editable copy in your course, so you can keep one set of questions in it, reweight them, and set the remainder up separately. The Exam Library original never changes.
- How is this different from the AP Macroeconomics collection?
- They are separate exams and separate collections. Microeconomics stays at the level of firms, markets, and factor pricing, while the Macroeconomics papers work with aggregate output, money, and exchange rates. Both are listed under the Advanced Placement hub.