<p>neither test is too difficult if you can find good resources that explain the concepts clearly. They are both very basic, and you have to accept that and not let it overwhelm you. For example probably the most important thing to know in microeconomics is firms maximize profits at MC=MR, but what does this mean? it means a firm won’t produce the next good if it costs more to make the next unit than they’ll get for selling it. sounds basic enough.</p>
<p>The resources I used for both exams:
[url=<a href=“http://www.reffonomics.com/]reffonomics[/url”>http://www.reffonomics.com/]reffonomics[/url</a>]
and the 5 steps to a 5 book.
both cover the topics very well and just learning the graphs ( [url=<a href=“http://reffonomics.com/TRB/chapter25/allthegraphsyouneedtoknow.html]graphs[/url”>http://reffonomics.com/TRB/chapter25/allthegraphsyouneedtoknow.html]graphs[/url</a>] ) should be sufficient for at least a 3 on each exam and these take about an hour to learn and fully understand with the useful comments. I self studied them both and feel I did well. I hope these resources help you out. Best of luck to you! =)</p>