Intermediate Macroeconomics
A four-mission system for national performance, money and inflation, macroeconomic models and policy, and the open economy.
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Missions
The four missions move from national performance to money and inflation, macroeconomic policy, and open-economy analysis while preserving shared progress and adaptive review.
National accounting, growth, and labor
Establish the core macroeconomic record through national accounting, productivity, growth, labor-market indicators, and the relationships connecting output, employment, and long-run performance.
Launch GameMoney, inflation, and monetary systems
Examine money creation, banking, inflation, interest rates, monetary transmission, and the institutional foundations of the monetary system.
Launch GameMacroeconomic models and policy
Integrate short-run macroeconomic models, expectations, inflation, unemployment, monetary policy, fiscal policy, and stabilization choices.
Launch GameOpen-economy macroeconomics
Connect exchange rates, trade balances, capital flows, interest-rate differentials, policy regimes, and international adjustment in an open-economy setting.
Launch GameAdaptive engine
Mastery Quests does not use one hidden adaptive rule for every activity. Full-evidence modes, Legendary Mode, Quiz, and the short game modes use different selection and reporting rules because they produce different amounts and kinds of evidence.
Full adaptive + remediation
Question selection responds to performance, coverage, difficulty readiness, skill and concept weakness, and repetition control. When the evidence supports it, the engine can leave the normal stream for targeted Repair, Bridge, and Retest work before returning to regular play.
Adaptive challenge
Legendary remains adaptive, but its purpose is pressure-testing rather than remediation. It favors the hardest available material and does not interrupt the challenge with repair detours.
Limited-run evidence
Quiz samples broadly without chasing weakness. Fading Fortune, Risk & Reward, and Trial by Graph begin with broad calibration and then investigate emerging signals inside their eligible question pool. These modes do not use repair detours, and their reports remain sample-aware.
Collection note: Mode availability follows each mission’s question inventory. Graph-only practice is exposed only when the bank contains enough questions that genuinely require a graph.