AP® Econ is a graph exam.
So the graphs here move. Drag a curve and equilibrium follows. The lessons, the questions, and every graph are free, no account needed.
EconLearn is a free interactive study site for AP Microeconomics and AP Macroeconomics, with 21 graphs you can drag, 566 practice questions, 204 step-by-step calculators and a 624-term glossary.
Built by a student who took 2nd place internationally at the Economics Olympiad (econolympiad.org). Used in AP classrooms at Mira Costa High School and listed by the Colorado Department of Education.
24 modules
566 practice questions
75 walkthroughs
21 graphs you can drag
Latest video lessons
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Most looked-up topics
- The PPC, explained with graphs and examples
- The circular flow model, diagram and leakages
- Comparative advantage, with five worked examples
- Normal vs inferior goods, the income test
- Every shifter of supply and demand, on one page
- Consumer and producer surplus, found on the graph
- What happens when both curves shift
- Tax incidence: who really pays the tax
- Shortage vs surplus, with graphs
- The four factors of production, with examples
- CPI vs the GDP deflator, and why they differ
- Elastic vs inelastic demand, explained
Graph Sandbox
Drag 21 economics graphs: supply and demand, monopoly, AD-AS, the circular flow, FOREX.
Draw the Graph
FRQ prompts graded instantly from the geometry of what you drew.
Graph Interpretation
Unlimited read-the-graph questions, graded by the graph itself.
FRQ Practice
Free-response questions with rubrics, graph prompts, and model answers.
AI FRQ Grader
Type or photograph a full FRQ answer and get a suggested score, one rubric row at a time.
What If? Real Policies
Tariffs, stimulus, printing money: watch real policies play out on a live graph.
Graph Walkthroughs
Step through a shock and watch the graph move at each stage of the chain.
Practice Tests
Build a timed, multi-unit test from all 566 questions in the bank.
Flashcards
144 cards with spaced repetition, so you review right before you forget.
Score Predictor
Estimate your AP score from how you are performing so far.
Glossary
624 economics terms defined, with the graph behind each one.
Printable Worksheets
Print-ready question sets and draw-the-graph sheets, with answer keys.
Teaching AP Econ? The pilot takes two minutes.
- 01Sign in with Google and choose “I’m a teacher.”
- 02Name your class. You get a join code and a ready classroom on the spot.
- 03Assign auto-graded graph activities and checks. Scores land in your gradebook and export to CSV. Canvas sync is available as a guided pilot.
Free for a full semester. No purchase order, no card.