About 10% of the CLEP Microeconomics exam questions are on government policy, a much higher percentage than one would expect for a course about individual market-based decisions. Also, nearly 5% of the exam asks about "production possibilities," which is not a particularly important concept in Microeconomics. But we'll cover all these topics so that you will be prepared if you want to take the CLEP and earn college credit. | About 10% of the CLEP Microeconomics exam questions are on government policy, a much higher percentage than one would expect for a course about individual market-based decisions. Also, nearly 5% of the exam asks about "production possibilities," which is not a particularly important concept in Microeconomics. But we'll cover all these topics so that you will be prepared if you want to take the CLEP and earn college credit. |