The interactive way to learn AP® Economics.
Draggable graphs, instant practice feedback, and the full Micro + Macro course. Free for students. Listed by the Colorado Department of Education.
Built by a student who placed 2nd internationally at the Economics Olympiad.
This is the live monopoly graph: drag D, MR, or MC and watch profit and deadweight loss move. Open the full sandbox
24 modules, 398 practice questions, and 17 graphs you can actually move. Free for every student, used in AP Economics classrooms at Mira Costa High School, and listed in the Colorado Department of Education's economics resource bank alongside EconEdLink and Khan Academy.
Understand the idea, move the graph, then prove it.
Most sites quiz you before the concept is clear. EconLearn does it in the order that actually sticks.
1.Explain
Every lesson starts with the intuition: what changed, why it changed, and how the exam frames it.
2.Interact
Drag the curves and price line. Equilibrium, surplus, and the firm's response update in real time.
3.Practice
AP-style questions and FRQs that tell you why an answer is right, not just whether it is.
The complete AP Economics course.
All 24 modules across Micro and Macro. Start at your current unit; the site works in any order.
AP Microeconomics
Markets, elasticity, costs, competition, monopoly, factor markets, and market failure.
AP Macroeconomics
GDP, inflation, the AD-AS model, the Fed, fiscal & monetary policy, growth, and trade.
Everything inside EconLearn.
Every tool below is free and open, with no account needed to explore. All 24 module write-ups are readable in full without signing in. An account only saves your progress.
Graph Sandbox
Drag 17 economics graphs: supply and demand, monopoly, AD-AS, Phillips, FOREX.
FRQ Practice
Free-response questions with rubrics, graph prompts, and model answers.
Draw the Graph
FRQ prompts graded instantly from the geometry of what you drew. No AI needed.
What If? Real Policies
Tariffs, stimulus, printing money: watch real policies play out on a live graph.
Flashcards
144 cards with spaced repetition, so you review right before you forget.
Graph Walkthroughs
Step through a shock and watch the graph move at each stage of the causal chain.
Score Predictor
Estimate your AP score from how you're actually performing.
Glossary
430 AP economics terms defined, with the graph behind each one.
Practice Tests
Build a timed, multi-unit test from all 398 questions in the bank.
Review by Unit
Every College Board unit, with what's on it and what to master.
All Tools
The whole toolbox on one page, including cram sheets and calculators.
Built for the classroom, too.
Assign lessons and quizzes, run lockdown exams, and see every student's progress. Per-student pricing, FERPA-ready, with Google sign-in for your class. Mira Costa High School is a founding partner.
- Classroom management
- Assign, track, and grade by unit
- Lockdown exams
- Tab-switch detection plus live monitoring
- FERPA-ready
- Google sign-in; no data sold
Common questions
What is EconLearn?
A free way to learn AP Micro and Macro by doing: you drag the curves on 17 real economics graphs and watch equilibrium respond, then check yourself against 398 AP-style questions, flashcards, FRQ practice, and a score predictor. I built it because that's how I wished someone had taught me.
Is EconLearn free?
Yes, EconLearn is 100% free for students. All 24 modules, 398 practice questions, 144 flashcards, interactive graphs, FRQ practice, and the score predictor are free to use. Teachers get a free pilot semester of classroom tools with assignments and grade export; after that, plans are $15 per student per year, or $10 per student per year for 100 or more students.
What topics does EconLearn cover?
EconLearn covers the complete AP Economics curriculum: AP Microeconomics (supply and demand, elasticity, consumer choice, production costs, perfect competition, monopoly, monopolistic competition, oligopoly, factor markets, market failure, and public goods) and AP Macroeconomics (GDP, business cycle, unemployment and inflation, aggregate demand and supply, fiscal policy, monetary policy, loanable funds, economic growth, international trade, and exchange rates).
How can teachers use EconLearn in the classroom?
Teachers can create classrooms, assign lessons and quizzes with due dates, administer lockdown exams with tab-switch detection, monitor students in real time, create custom question banks, and view performance analytics with CSV export. EconLearn is FERPA-ready, and sign-in is by Google or email and password (Clever and ClassLink SSO are not available).
Does EconLearn help with AP exam preparation?
Yes. EconLearn is specifically designed for AP Economics exam prep. It covers every unit in the College Board AP Micro and AP Macro curriculum. The 398 practice questions mirror real AP exam format with detailed answer explanations, the FRQ practice section builds free-response skills, and the AP Score Predictor estimates your exam score from practice performance.
Start with your current unit.
Open a lesson, drag a graph, and work a few questions. You'll know in five minutes whether it fits how you study.