◆ ECONSTELLAR Classroom Market Forces Lab Macro Vitals Lab Market Maker · L1 Signal Room · L2 econstellars.com
Introductory microeconomics · Level 1 · ungraded

Market Maker

LEVEL 1 — SCORED AND UNGRADED. THE TUTORIAL ROUND IS THE MARKET FORCES LAB.

Twelve questions. Three tiers. A clock on every one of them and a streak multiplier that rewards not breaking. It covers the whole opening arc of introductory microeconomics — demand and supply, elasticity, surplus, price controls, tax incidence, opportunity cost — and it is designed to be replayed, because the questions rotate and the explanations are the point.

ScoringTier 1 100, Tier 2 200, Tier 3 350 base points. Answer faster, keep more.
Speed bonusUp to +50% of the base, decaying as the clock runs down.
Streak3 in a row ×1.2 · 5 ×1.5 · 8 ×2. One wrong answer resets it to zero.
No eliminationA wrong answer costs you points, never the run. Everybody finishes all twelve.
DiagnosticsYour accuracy is tracked per concept, so you can see which idea is leaking points.
GradesNone. This carries no marks and affects nothing on your transcript.

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