Principles of Macroeconomics (Eco 200-800)
Exam date: Fri., March 31, 2000
| 1. A | 11. A | 21. A | 31. B | 41. A |
| 2. D | 12. B | 22. C | 32. B | 42. C |
| 3. B | 13. C | 23. C | 33. D | 43. B |
| 4. A | 14. D | 24. A | 34. D | 44. C |
| 5. C | 15. B | 25. D | 35. C | 45. D |
| 6. B | 16. C | 26. A | 36. A | 46. A |
| 7. C | 17. B | 27. A | 37. A | 47. D |
| 8. B | 18. C | 28. D | 38. B | 48. C |
| 9. B | 19. C | 29. D | 39. A | 49. B |
| 10. D | 20. B | 30. A | 40. D | 50. A |
| Extra Credit: | ||||
| 51. D | ||||
| 52. D | ||||
| 53. A | ||||
| 54. C |
Questions that less than half the class answered correctly: 2, 31, 34, 35, 38, 39, 40, 46, 48, 51, 53
All questions, including the extra credit, counted as two percentage points, and bubbling in your name correctly was worth one percentage point. So the highest score possible would have been 109%.
Class average (mean): 73%
High score: 105% (2 different people!)
| Grade | Score | Number of students |
| A | 90-100+% | 17 |
| B | 80-89% | 30 |
| C | 65-79% | 52 |
| D | 50-64% | 28 |
| E | 0-49% | 7 |