Abstract
The Advanced Placement (AP) economics education program serves thousands of high school students each year, many of whom receive college credit upon successful completion of an AP economics exam. The AP curriculum, and tests, are not explicitly tied to a set of economic learning objectives. In this article I discuss possible benefits of establishing such objectives, for more reliability in scoring the AP test, and for better AP teacher preparation and college buy-in.
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